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01/09/2024

✨Just a typical day at Urgent Care!

We wanted to share just a little bit of insight on what a normal day is like at Oak West Urgent Care!

We spend many of our days busy with hospitalized patients, diagnostic testing and emergency cases. We do surgical procedures, prescribe necessary medications and refer patients to specialty hospitals if needed. We could not do it without this fantastic team (and coffee, of course!) 💜

Do you have any questions about Urgent Care? Ask us in the comments below 👇

01/06/2024

✨Urgent Care Insights: Seizures
Read the caption for more information about seizures in pets. 👇

Seizures can be alarming to witness in our furry friends. Here's what you need to know:

🔍 What is a Seizure?
Seizures involve sudden, uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain, leading to various physical manifestations.

🐱🐶 Signs in Cats & Dogs:
- Uncontrolled Movements: Jerking, twitching, or paddling of limbs.
- Loss of Consciousness: Your pet may seem unresponsive or unaware.
- Excessive Drooling or Salivation: Often seen during or after a seizure.

🤔 What Causes Seizures?
Seizures can result from various factors:
- Epilepsy: A neurological disorder causing recurrent seizures.
- Toxicity: Ingestion of toxins or certain medications.
- Metabolic Disorders: Such as low blood sugar or kidney issues.
- Trauma or Brain Injury: Head trauma can trigger seizures.

🚑 Seeking Veterinary Care:
If your pet experiences a seizure, remain calm. Keep your pet safe from surrounding hazards. Contact your vet immediately for guidance and support.

💡 Managing Seizure Episodes:
- Medication: In cases of recurrent seizures, vets may prescribe medication to manage and reduce seizure frequency.
- Regular Vet Check-ups: Monitoring and regular vet visits are crucial for pets experiencing seizures.

Remember, witnessing a seizure in your pet can be distressing, but with proper veterinary care and support, managing these episodes is possible. 🐾❤️

01/04/2024

✨Happy New Year from your Urgent Care team!
We are excited to continue providing medical care for the London and area pets in 2024.

Our goal is to be a resource for pet owners and primary veterinarians facing overflow situations or urgent needs. We will be available every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM at 1311 Riverbend Road, London, Ontario. Please call us at 519-871-1560 before arriving.

Got questions? Feel free to drop us a message or give us a call. Your pet's health is our priority! 🐾❤️

12/31/2023

🐾 New Year's Eve Safety Tips! 🎉

As we gear up to welcome the new year, it's important to keep our furry friends safe during the celebrations! 🐶🐱 Here are some tips to ensure your pets have a stress-free transition into 2024:

🎇 Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet and cozy area away from fireworks or loud noises. Fill it with their favorite toys or blankets to help them feel secure.

🍽️ No Party Food: As tempting as it is to share, avoid feeding your pets party food. Some human treats can be harmful, causing digestive issues or toxicity.

🧨 Firework Safety: Fireworks can spook pets! Keep them indoors, and if possible, use white noise or calming music to drown out the loud sounds.

🚪 Secure Exits: With guests coming and going, ensure your pets can't escape through open doors. Keep them safely indoors to prevent any accidental escapes.

⚠️ Watch the Decorations: Keep streamers, confetti, and noisemakers away from pets. Ingesting these items can cause stomach issues or even blockages.

Remember, a little extra care ensures everyone, including our sweet pets, has a fantastic start to the new year! 🥳🐾

12/24/2023

Happy Holidays from our family to yours! 🎄

We hope that you and your pets are having a safe and happy holiday season! 🐶🐱
Oak West Urgent Care is closed so that our team can enjoy this time with their families. Here are two other local veterinary care facilities available over the next few days if needed:

✨London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital will be open from 7am on Sunday, December 24th to 7am on Friday, December 29th for emergency 24 hour care. They will be available again from 7am on Sunday, December 31st to 7am on Friday, January 5th. You can reach them at 519-432-3300.

✨Southwest Veterinary Hospital will have 24 hour care available from 6pm on December 22nd to 6am on December 27th. They will re-open again at 6pm on December 29th until 6am on January 2nd. You can reach them at 519-672-1623.

12/22/2023

🐾 Holiday Safety Tips for Your Furry Friends! 🎄✨

As we dive into the festive season, we want to make sure your pets stay happy and healthy! Here are some tips to keep in mind:

❌ Avoid Feeding Table Scraps: Those tempting leftovers might seem like a treat, but some foods can be toxic to pets and cause tummy trouble or worse. Stick to pet-safe treats!

🌿 Keep Decor Out of Reach: Plants, candy, ribbons, and other decorations can be hazardous if ingested. Keep them in pet-free zones to avoid any mishaps.

🏡 Designate a Calm Space: With all the hustle and bustle, give your pet a quiet spot to retreat to. A cozy, familiar place can help them relax amidst the festivities.

🕯️ Mind the Candles: Those flickering candles might add ambiance, but they should be placed safely away from wagging tails or curious pets to prevent accidents.

🚫 Toxic Holiday Plants to Avoid:
Mistletoe
Holly
Poinsettias
Pine Needles (from Christmas trees)
Water from the base of Christmas trees

Let's ensure a joyful and safe holiday season for our pets! 🐶🐱 If you have any concerns or suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, contact us immediately.

12/13/2023

✨Happy Holidays! Our hours will remain unchanged throughout the holiday season. Our urgent care team will continue to be available every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9am to 5pm!

Because we know that your pets may require care outside of our hours, we want to share a couple of local emergency care options with you:

👉London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital will be available from 7am on Sunday, December 24th to 7am on Friday, December 29th for emergency 24 hour care. They will be available again from 7am on Sunday, December 31st to 7am on Friday, January 5th. You can reach them at 519-432-3300.

👉Southwest Veterinary Hospital will have 24 hour care available from 6pm on December 22nd to 6am on December 27th. They will re-open again at 6pm on December 29th until 6am on January 2nd. You can reach them at 519-672-1623.

We hope that you have a happy and most of all, HEALTHY holiday season with your pets! 🎄✨

Make sure to share this information with your London pet owner friends! 🥰

12/01/2023

✨ Did you know that we perform most of our lab work in-clinic?

When a sick pet arrives, we're equipped for rapid and on-the-spot diagnostic testing! Here are some of the tests we complete in-house:

🩻 - Radiographs (x-rays)
🔬 - Cytology
💧 - Urinalysis
💉 - Comprehensive blood work (incl. FIV/FeLV and pancreatitis snap testing)
🦠 - Parvovirus snap testing

When a pet is in an urgent medical situation, the faster we have answers, the better!

Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

11/22/2023

✨Urgent Care Insights: Urinary Tract Infections

UTIs aren't just a human concern! They can affect our furry friends too. Here's what you need to know:

🔍 Symptoms: Watch out for frequent urination, straining to urinate, blood in urine, or accidents in the house. Lethargy or changes in behavior might also signal a UTI.

🚨 Importance of Veterinary Care: UTIs can be uncomfortable and, if left untreated, may lead to more severe issues like kidney infections. Prompt veterinary care is essential for proper diagnosis and treatment.

⚠️ Risks: Factors such as age, gender, underlying health conditions, or diet might predispose pets to UTIs. Identifying and addressing these risk factors is crucial.

💊 Treatment: Treatment often includes antibiotics and supportive care. Your veterinarian will recommend the best course of action based on your pet's condition.

👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ If you suspect your pet has a UTI, don't wait! Contact your veterinarian or Oak West Urgent Care for assessment and guidance. Early detection and treatment can make all the difference in your pet's comfort and recovery.

Remember, prevention is key! Ensure your pets stay hydrated and maintain good hygiene. Regular check-ups can catch issues early. 🐾❤️

11/17/2023

✨ At Oak West Urgent Care, we're here for your pets when they need immediate care for acute medical conditions. Wondering what "urgent care" means for your furry companions? Here's a breakdown:

🩺 Wounds: From cuts to bites, wounds can occur unexpectedly. We're equipped to assess and treat these injuries promptly.

🤧 Respiratory Distress: Difficulty breathing? These urgent cases require immediate attention.

💧 Urinary Tract Infections: Painful and concerning, UTIs need quick diagnosis and treatment to prevent complications.

👂 Ear Infections: Ear troubles can cause discomfort. Our team can provide relief and appropriate care.

👀 Eye Concerns: Redness, discharge, or any eye irregularities should be checked promptly to avoid potential vision issues.

🤢 Vomiting and Diarrhea: These symptoms can signal various underlying problems. Timely assessment helps in providing relief to your pet.

Our goal is to be a resource for pet owners and primary veterinarians facing overflow situations or urgent needs. Remember, we're available on THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SATURDAYS from 9 AM to 5 PM at 1311 Riverbend Road, London, Ontario. Please call us at 519-871-1560 before arriving.

Got questions? Feel free to drop us a message or give us a call. Your pet's health is our priority! 🐾❤️

11/11/2023

We pause today to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. 🌹

We remember those who served, those who gave their lives, and those who continue to protect our values and way of life. Today, we express our profound gratitude for their courage and dedication.

Let us not only remember but also reflect on the lessons of history and strive for a world of peace and understanding. ✨

Lest we forget.

10/31/2023

🎃🐾 Happy Halloween, everyone! 🐾🎃

Dani's kitten Stuart gave us a model pose so that we could all wish you a Happy Halloween!

We wish you a ghoulishly good time celebrating with your family and pets! 🦴👻

Halloween can be a real treat, but it's important to remember the safety of our pets. Keep all those tempting candies and chocolates safely out of their reach to avoid any unexpected tricks! 🍬🍫🚫

Enjoy the festivities, snap some adorable pet-costume photos, and have a fantastic Halloween with your four-legged companions. 🐶🐱🧡

10/27/2023

We had the pleasure of meeting Nova today! 🥰

Nova is absolutely stunning AND has the best personality✨. She was instantly friends with everyone she met at Urgent Care today!

Here she is enjoying a little snack reward for being such a good girl! Thanks for making our day Nova 💜

10/25/2023

✨ Urgent Care Insights: Gastrointestinal Obstructions in Dogs ✨

Gastrointestinal obstructions in dogs are more common than you might think, and they can lead to serious health issues if not addressed promptly. Today, we want to shed light on this important topic.

🔍 Causes of GI Obstructions:
Dogs are curious creatures, and they often explore the world with their mouths. This can sometimes lead to the ingestion of objects that can cause obstructions. Common culprits include:

Toys: may be chewed and swallowed.
Bones: Cooked bones can splinter and cause blockages.
Clothing: Socks, underwear, or other fabrics
Foreign Objects: Items like plastic, rubber, or even rocks.

🚨 Symptoms of GI Obstructions:
- Vomiting: Frequent vomiting or attempts to vomit.
- Inappetence: Loss of appetite or unwillingness to eat.
- Abdominal Pain: Your dog may show signs of discomfort or a distended abdomen.
- Lethargy: Unusual tiredness or weakness.
- Diarrhea: Sometimes with blood.
- Straining to Defecate: Frequent attempts to pass stool with no success.

🏥 Treatment may include:
- Diagnostic Imaging: X-rays or ultrasounds help pinpoint the location and nature of the obstruction.
- Fluid Therapy: To address dehydration and electrolyte imbalances.
- Surgery: In some cases, surgical intervention is necessary to remove the obstruction safely.
- Medication: Your vet may prescribe medications to address pain, inflammation, or secondary issues.
- Postoperative Care: After surgery, your dog will need careful postoperative care, including restricted activity and a modified diet.

Remember, prevention is the best medicine. Keep small objects out of your dog's reach, supervise playtime, and provide appropriate toys. If you suspect an obstruction, don't wait; contact us immediately!🐕❤️

10/19/2023

✨Our urgent care team is available from 9AM to 5PM every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday!

Our days have been busy with pets in need. Thank you to everyone who has brought their pet to us or those who have referred animals to us. Your patience and kindness is so appreciated as we navigate these urgent cases.

You can give us a call at 519-871-1560 if your pet is unwell and your regular veterinarian is unable to provide care. Please understand that we are a small team and we have a limited capacity. Though it hurts our hearts, we are not able to see every pet in need. We are doing our best to triage pets and see as many as we can!

- The Oak West Urgent Care team ❤

10/18/2023

Laughter...as they say, is the best medicine! 😆✨

Now, why are we laughing during what seems like a possibly serious situation? Well, because it wasn't! Rigby is the star of this show - that wiggly little puppy in Nicole's arms 🐶. We were attempting to do an Urgent Care photoshoot with this baby. Although cute and perfect in every way, he didn't necessarily want to be involved in the shoot.

But you know what? We laughed. A lot. And Rigby was definitely enjoying all of the attention!

Maybe we aren't great at taking photos. But we ARE great at Urgent Care medicine! And our team loves each other enough to laugh together daily. 💜

10/12/2023

✨October is RVT month!
Registered Veterinary Technicians are the unsung heroes of veterinary medicine. They are your pets advocates in the clinic, with them every step of the way. 🩺

We want to thank our RVT's for their incredible work. These ladies work so hard every day to make sure every pet has the best care. They are the ones who are leading you and your pet into the exam room, discussing your pets history, billing, collecting blood, placing IV catheters, triaging emergencies, and doing anesthetic for surgical patients. 💙

💪They are rock stars, and we could not do this without them!

Please join us in thanking our amazing RVT team!!

10/10/2023

🌟October 10th is World Mental Health Day and in the veterinary profession, we understand the importance of taking care of our mental well-being.

Our work is incredibly rewarding but can also be emotionally challenging. Remember, it's okay not to be okay sometimes. Reach out, lean on your colleagues, and seek help when needed. You're not alone on this journey. 💜

💙Let's prioritize self-care, mindfulness, and supporting each other, so we can continue to provide the best care for our furry friends while taking care of ourselves.

10/09/2023

✨Happy Thanksgiving!

We hope that you and your family have a wonderful day. We are thankful for all of you and your pets! ❤

We are closed today, but London Regional Emergency and Referral Hospital is open all day for emergencies. The phone number to reach them is 519-432-3300.

10/05/2023

✨Thanksgiving Pet Safety Reminder!

As we gear up for the Thanksgiving festivities, let's not forget about the safety of our furry family members! 🐶🐱 Here are some essential tips to keep your pets healthy and happy during this holiday:

🚫 Risk: Fatty Foods - Rich, fatty dishes can lead to pancreatitis and other digestive issues.
✅ Avoidance: Keep pets away from the table, and remind guests not to share human food.

🚫 Risk: Bones - Turkey and chicken bones can splinter and harm your pet's digestive tract.
✅ Avoidance: Secure the trash and discard bones safely out of reach.

🚫 Risk: Toxic Foods - Some Thanksgiving staples like onions, garlic, grapes, and chocolate are toxic to pets.
✅ Avoidance: Store these foods securely and ensure guests are aware of what not to feed pets.

🚫 Risk: Stress - Visitors and loud gatherings can stress out your pets.
✅ Avoidance: Create a quiet, safe space for them to retreat to if needed.

🚫 Risk: Holiday Decorations - Tinsel, candles, and holiday plants can pose dangers.
✅ Avoidance: Pet-proof your decorations and keep candles out of reach.

🚫 Risk: Travel - If you're traveling with your pet, ensure they're safely secured.
✅ Avoidance: Use pet seatbelts or carriers for safe travel.

We hope these tips help you and your pets have a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🍁

**We are open on Friday and Saturday from 9am to 5pm for urgent veterinary care. Please call us at 519-871-1560 for wait times. **

10/02/2023

✨Another long weekend is fast approaching!

We will continue to be open for our regular hours this week! 🩺

Thanksgiving Weekend Hours:
Thursday, October 5 - 9AM to 5PM
Friday, October 6 - 9AM to 5PM
Saturday, October 7 - 9AM to 5PM
Sunday, October 8 - Closed
Monday, October 9 - Closed

We will have limited capacity, so please call prior to bringing your pet into the clinic. To reach Oak West Urgent Care please call 519-871-1560.

London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital will be open on Sunday, October 8 and Monday, October 9. Their phone number is 519-432-3300.

We hope that you and your pets have a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend! ✨

09/26/2023

On this weeks edition of Urgent Care Insights: Rodenticide Poisoning.

Rodenticides may seem like an effective solution for pest control, but they pose a grave danger to our beloved pets! Here's what you need to know:

🚨 The Danger: Rodenticides often contain anticoagulant chemicals that prevent blood clotting. When ingested by dogs or cats, these toxins can lead to serious health issues, and in some cases, they can be fatal. 😢

🩸 What to Look For: If your furry friend exhibits symptoms such as lethargy, weakness, coughing up blood, nosebleeds, vomiting, or bruising, it could be a sign of rodenticide poisoning. Immediate action is crucial! Seek veterinary care without delay! 🏥

🤔 Why it's Harmful: Anticoagulant rodenticides interfere with the body's ability to form blood clots. This can lead to internal bleeding, affecting vital organs and causing severe health problems. The danger is real, and time is of the essence when it comes to seeking veterinary care. ⏳

🙅‍♂️ Prevention is Key: To protect your pets, choose pet-friendly alternatives for pest control. Keep dangerous substances out of their reach and be vigilant in your surroundings. Our furry companions rely on us to keep them safe! 🚫

Let's spread awareness about the dangers of rodenticide poisoning and emphasize that if you suspect your pet has ingested a rodenticide, immediate vet care is crucial. Share this post to educate fellow pet parents! 🐾❤️

09/12/2023

Meet Simon! 💕
Simon is our receptionist, Stephanie's mastiff puppy. This poor boy was not feeling well - he was not eating (very unlike him!), so Steph brought him in to be examined.

🐾We decided to do some x-rays on Simon, and we found that he may have a foreign body in his stomach. We got him started on some IV fluids and some medication to make him feel more comfortable. Before moving him into surgery, we got confirmation of the foreign body with a referral for an ultrasound.

Simon went into surgery with Dr. Moffatt the following day. And in his stomach we found...
An ice cream cone CAT TOY 🍦! Oh Simon!

Thankfully Simon did amazingly due to Steph's incredible post-op care. He loves going to the beach and other adventures with his mama. We are so happy to watch this boy grow - he brings a smile to our faces every day! 💕

09/01/2023

✨We are celebrating one year of Oak West Urgent Care being open! We are so proud of this incredible team and all they have done in the last year. We appreciate all of the continued support from all of the clients we have met and all of the perfect pets we have seen.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for 1 year!🥰✨💕

08/16/2023

Let's shed some light on a crucial topic: Corneal Ulcers. 👀These small but significant injuries to the outer layer of the eye can cause severe pain and affect vision.

Symptoms of a Corneal Ulcer:
- Excessive blinking
- Redness
- Tearing
- Squinting
- Pawing at the eye

✨If your pet is showing any signs of a corneal ulcer, don't delay seeking veterinary care. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and discomfort.✨

💡 Prevention and Care:
1️⃣ Regular Eye Checks: Just like us, our pets need eye check-ups too. Schedule routine visits to your vet to catch any issues early.
2️⃣ Debris: Keep their surroundings (indoor and outdoor) clean and free from debris that could potentially cause injuries.
3️⃣ Safety First: During playtime or walks, consider protective eyewear if your pet is at risk of eye injury. Allowing your dogs to put their heads out of the window of a moving car can increase risk to eyes!
4️⃣ Avoid Chemicals: Keep cleaning agents and chemicals away from curious paws and noses.

It is important not to blame yourself when an injury like this happens! Dogs and cats can get eye ulcers from all sorts of things, including playing with each other or running into something outside. We see these very often!

✨If you think your pet has a corneal ulcer, please contact your veterinarian right away. We are available Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays for urgent appointments. If your vet is unable to see your pet, please call us at 519-871-1560.

08/11/2023

✨It can be tough to get photos of our hardworking urgent care team. They are always on the move!

When there is an emergency, our team jumps into action, handling emergency cases with skill and dedication. No matter the situation, our goal is to provide quick and effective medical attention.🩺

⏱Oak West Urgent Care is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm!

A big shoutout to the passionate veterinarians, technicians, and support staff who make it all happen. If your pet faces a health issue during our operational hours, don't hesitate to contact us at 519-871-1560.

08/01/2023

✨The long weekend is fast approaching!

We will continue to be open for our regular hours this week! 🩺

Canada Day Weekend Hours:
Thursday, August 3 - 9AM to 5PM
Friday, August 4 - 9AM to 5PM
Saturday, August 5 - 9AM to 5PM
Sunday, August 6 - Closed
Monday, August 7 - Closed

We will have limited capacity, so please call prior to bringing your pet into the clinic. To reach Oak West Urgent Care please call 519-871-1560.

London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital will be open on Sunday, August 6 and Monday, August 7. Their phone number is 519-432-3300.

We hope that you and your pets have a safe and happy Civic Holiday weekend! ✨

07/27/2023

We have been experiencing some extreme temperatures this week! We wanted to share some hot weather tips to keep your pets safe this summer:

☀Limit outdoor activity - Lightly exercise your dog only in the cooler times of the day
☀Shade and water - Make sure that your pet always has access to shade and water if outside
☀Keep off of asphalt - If it is too hot for your hand to touch, it is too hot for your pets paws!
☀Understand breed specific limitations - Brachycephalic dogs such as boston terriers, pugs, and bulldogs, have extreme heat limitations. They would prefer to stay inside!
☀Do not leave dogs in hot cars!

SIGNS OF HEAT STROKE:
- Excessive panting
- Bright red gums
- Drooling
- Lethargy/Weakness
- Vomiting

Let us know if you have any questions in the comments below! We hope you and your pets have a safe summer! 💕

07/26/2023

Thank you to Jenn for the kindest review after her kitty's visit! We are happy to report that Tiger is doing well and enjoying his cat naps back at home 💕🥰

Full Testimonial:
"Today we had to rush our beloved cat, Tiger to Oak West Urgent Care as our regular local vet was closed. From the minute we walked in, we were treated like family. I can’t say enough incredible things about the reception, vet and vet techs here. They were all so personable, talked to us one on one multiple times and printed out all the reports and the results. We can’t thank you enough Susan, Dani and Dr. Gillian Egli. Above and beyond any vet experience we have ever had. We truly can’t express how amazing they are. An added bonus, they loved our little orange kitty as much as we do. 5+ stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️"
- Jenn

Address

1311 Riverbend Road
London, ON
N6J0J6

Opening Hours

Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

519-871-1560

Website

https://oakwestanimalclinic.com/urgent-care-information/

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🐾 Is your cat lethargic and not eating? This is a serious concern for any species, but especially cats! 🔍 Why It's Urgent: - Dehydration and Malnutrition: Cats not eating for even a short period can lead to rapid dehydration and nutrient deficiencies, exacerbating health issues. - Underlying Illness: Inappetence often flags various health concerns like dental problems, gastrointestinal issues, infections, or systemic diseases such as kidney disease, diabetes, or hyperthyroidism. - Liver Issues: Prolonged fasting in cats can lead to hepatic lipidosis, a severe liver condition, especially in overweight or obese cats, further complicating the situation. 🏥 The Importance of Veterinary Care: A veterinary evaluation is crucial to identify the underlying cause. Early intervention aids in preventing complications and ensures tailored care for your cat's specific condition. 🚨 When to Seek Help: If your cat shows prolonged inappetence, appears weak or listless, or if you notice any other concerning symptoms, it's time for a vet visit. Don't delay seeking professional care. Remember, swift action is key to restoring your feline companion's health and vitality! 🐱💕 . . . . . #CatHealth #VetCare #FelineWellness #PetHealthConcerns #OakWestUrgentCare #londonontariobusiness #ldnont #519ldnont #519ldn #519londonontario #west5 #vetmed #vetmedicine #londonontario #londonontariocanada [London Ontario, Veterinary Medicine, West 5, Oak West Urgent Care]

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