Cambray Veterinary Services

05/09/2024

UPDATE*** she's been returned to her owner 🙂

FOUND CAT

This precious little girl was found by Dairy Queen in Lindsay last night around 6:45 pm. She's very affectionate and we're sure someone is missing her.

If you know who she belongs to, please contact Leah at 1-289-395-1569.

09/19/2022

EDIT: He's been returned home! Thank you to everyone who shared and spread the word.

This handsome little man was picked up in Cameron area late this afternoon, no ID. The Humane Society was not open to scan him for a microchip so he was brought to us. If you know who the owners are, please contact us at 705-328-3470.

Thank you and please share!

09/16/2022

08/04/2022

Happy birthday to a familiar face/ voice to many of our clients, our office manager and receptionist, Carrie Grant!

08/01/2022

***MISSING***
"Cheetos" has been missing since the morning of Thursday, July 28th from Horton Place Road in Lindsay.
He's being missed terribly by his family.
If you have any information or if you find him, please contact Dustin or Stephanie at 707-340-0880 or 705-928-5564.

Thanks in advance for any help!

06/18/2022

UPDATE SHE HAS BEEN FOUND!
Thank you to everyone who looked for her!

***MISSING*** update- she may have been seen in the Briarwood Ave area and may come out to other dogs! She is very friendly, but is obviously scared and disoriented now.

Arizona, an almost 3 year old pug, escaped the truck today at Cambray Veterinary Services on McLaughlin Road in Lindsay around 11:30 am.

She has no collar but is microchipped. She's a bit of a runner, but if you see her, please contact
705-879-1790 or 705-308-2877 with any information.

She's got her humans worried!

Thank you in advance.

10/11/2020

Wishing our loyal clients a Happy Thanksgiving as we take the time to reflect and be thankful for all that we have. 😊🍁🐶🐱🐮🐴🐷🐑🐓🐇

We appreciate your ongoing patience and understanding as we strive to safely meet the needs of our patients, both large and small, during these challenging times.

09/15/2020

The staff at Cambray Veterinary Services would like to take this time to thank the clients who have been patient with us during the challenge of this ongoing pandemic.

We'd also like to update everyone on our services and hours of operation.

The door is closed to the public to keep our staff safe. We are seeing patients by appointment.

To make an appointment, or for ordering food, supplies, or prescription refills, please call the clinic. If no one answers, please leave a message and we will return your call in order of urgency.

For all visits at the clinic, please wear a mask, practice socially distancing of at least 6 feet apart, and avoid touching surfaces including the windows and door.

Preferred payment is by credit card, e-transfer, debit tap, exact cash in an envelope or cheque.

Thank you for your co-operation as we strive to continue to meet all your animals' needs. We will get through these times together.

01/23/2017

Fluorouracil cream is dangerous even in small amounts, agency states.

12/06/2016

A Halifax emergency room doctor says people need to take cat bites seriously, due to the risk of infection from bacteria that live in the animal's mouth.

06/15/2016

Preventive testing is key to keeping your pets healthy and happy. Ask your vet about preventive testing today!

06/15/2016

April is Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Talk to your veterinarian about your dog's risk and how you can best protect him/her.

05/24/2016

Good flea and tick information!

04/13/2016

To test or not to test?

03/12/2016

Bella has started taking Bravecto since ticks are active once temperatures reach 4 degrees Celsius.

03/11/2016

Lyme disease is a serious illness caused by the bite of an infected blacklegged tick. Canadians are encouraged to take preventive measures to reduce their risk.

03/07/2016

MARCH IS NATIONAL TICK AWARENESS MONTH!

The time for tick protection is now! The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and Cambray Vet Services want you to know that the ideal time to begin tick protection is now.

Ticks start to look for an animal (or a person) to feed on as soon as the temperature reaches 4ºC and above, which, in our area, means right about now! It doesn't matter if there is still snow on the ground!

Tick populations are increasing in our area, as they are in many parts of Canada. Because some ticks can transmit diseases, such as Lyme disease, it’s important to learn as much as you can about them.
We recommend using Bravecto starting in March for 3 months of protection against fleas and ticks.
Call 705-328-3470 for more information.

03/07/2016

03/03/2016

Lyme disease is caused by a corkscrew-shaped microscopic organism, or spirochete, called Borrelia burgdorferi.

01/14/2016

Lea helping out with the computer!

11/26/2015

Your puppy at the very beginning.

11/12/2015

Ask us about flea and tick medications, they both love this weather in November!

11/01/2015

Handy chart for your clients

07/23/2015

PSA: Positive Rabid Bat Prompts Warning from Health Unit

The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit is warning residents to be cautious around bats after receiving confirmation that a bat tested positive for rabies in the Brighton area.

Rabies is almost always a fatal disease caused by a virus that affects the central nervous system of warm-blooded animals, including humans. Rabies is transmitted when there is contact with the saliva of an infected animal through a bite, lick or scratch.

A post-exposure vaccine is available for humans in the event of contact with a rabid animal.

Although the percentage of rabies in bats is low across Ontario, bats are wild animals and should not be approached or touched. Never try to catch a bat or keep one as a pet. If you have bats living on your property and want to remove them, contact a professional pest control company or wildlife removal company.

More details at http://www.hkpr.on.ca/News/tabid/65/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/297/Rabid-Bat-Warning.aspx

07/22/2015

This is possibly the best thing I've seen on the internet...

07/14/2015

Nothing like children to keep us on our toes! Just a few weeks ago, a local youngster took a captive bat to school for Show and Tell. The bat died, but not before it bit the child. By the time public health received the call regarding a possible rabies exposure, six other children had handled the an…

07/10/2015

It could be an environmental allergy. Unlike humans – who may suffer with itchy, watery eyes and sneezing – dogs tend to express their allergies through their skin

07/09/2015

Deer ticks are the ones to watch for on humans and pets. They potentially carry Lyme Disease. Local health unit has announced that they have officially been found in Kawartha Lakes. If you or your pets have been bitten by a deer tick- please seek medical attention.

07/01/2015

Happy Canada Day!

05/16/2015

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