North Simcoe Veterinary Services / Midland Veterinary Service

North Simcoe Veterinary Services / Midland Veterinary Service At North Simcoe and Midland Veterinary Service, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.
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Travelling to the US with your horse? There are new restrictions in place for certain States due to the presence of repo...
06/18/2026

Travelling to the US with your horse?

There are new restrictions in place for certain States due to the presence of reportable diseases. Make sure to chat with our accredited veterinarian, or contact the CFIA before making travel plans!

Bull breeding soundness exams are offered by North Simcoe - Dr Elri was very dedicated in making sure this guy got a pas...
05/19/2026

Bull breeding soundness exams are offered by North Simcoe - Dr Elri was very dedicated in making sure this guy got a passing score.

Make sure your bull is ready for the ladies (or the sales) and have him tested! This test includes a comprehensive exam physically by our large animal veterinarian, as well as an on-farm assessment of his swimmers by our veterinary technicians.

Give the clinic a call, text or email to schedule a visit.

However you enjoy your long weekend, we hope it's a safe one with your four-legged companions! For anyone brave enough t...
05/15/2026

However you enjoy your long weekend, we hope it's a safe one with your four-legged companions! For anyone brave enough to swim, you can join these two pooches...

A reminder our clinic is on call for large animal emergencies this long weekend for established clients.

North Simcoe will be open for food and medication pick up each day!

Construction work may affect your timing to get to our Midland Clinic today ! Please allow for extra time to get through...
05/11/2026

Construction work may affect your timing to get to our Midland Clinic today ! Please allow for extra time to get through any detours - our clinic is open for appointments.

When you bring your kitty to the clinic, are you stressed? Your cat might be stressed too! Clinics are scary places for ...
05/04/2026

When you bring your kitty to the clinic, are you stressed?
Your cat might be stressed too!
Clinics are scary places for cats; full of smells and people and tiny boxes for transport.

There are many ways we can help alleviate our cat stress. One way is letting our cats get a feel for the exam room and be examined where they feel most comfortable - some cats prefer their carrier, so we can open the top and examine them inside. Other cats might prefer to hang out on our window ledge, or lounge in our sinks!

Whatever way suits the cat is the most successful way to get a full physical exam performed - a stressed cat can make exams impossible as they can lash out in fear, or become too tense for proper exams.

If you have a stressed out cat, you can ask our reception ahead of time for some tips to help yours, and your cat's experience easier.

Foaling season is coming! Do you have your mare kit ready to go? Remember most mares require security and privacy for fo...
04/29/2026

Foaling season is coming!

Do you have your mare kit ready to go?
Remember most mares require security and privacy for foaling to progress - use cameras and foal alarms to avoid constantly checking in and making her uncomfortable.

Most mares foal themselves without issue, and our vets get the fun job of new foal checks the next day, like Dr Zoey here.

If the sac hasn't broken on the foal, please do so to allow your foal to breathe!
A foal should stand within one hour.
A foal should nurse within two hours.
A mare should pass her afterbirth within three hours.

Foaling complications are considered an URGENT emergency - our veterinarians will likely talk to you on the phone while driving in order to give foals the best chance of survival!

Unlike cattle, retained afterbirths in horses is an emergency! Call our veterinarians if your mare has retained.

This World Veterinary Day, we want to celebrate some of our amazing veterinary talent on display every day! From cattle ...
04/25/2026

This World Veterinary Day, we want to celebrate some of our amazing veterinary talent on display every day!

From cattle to kitties, large and small, we are able to help so many amazing animals at our clinics.

We are proud to work for an independent practice who encourages growth and comraderie.

Our veterinarians are so lucky to work with wonderful staff who help keep them on track during appointments, triage their emergencies and assist during surgeries!

Our warmest welcomes to Dr Carleigh Cathcart, who has joined our clinics full time -Dr Carleigh graduated from OVC and h...
04/20/2026

Our warmest welcomes to Dr Carleigh Cathcart, who has joined our clinics full time -

Dr Carleigh graduated from OVC and has been working in Southern Ontario for the last few years - we're so glad she's decided the north is the place to be!

Dr Carleigh joins us as a mixed practice vet; whether you have a dog, cat, horse, ruminant or pocket pet, you'll be sure to run into Dr Carleigh at both our North Simcoe and Midland clinics.

This spring weather means melting snow, longer days, and TICKS. Ticks are in our area and emerge when the temperature st...
04/15/2026

This spring weather means melting snow, longer days, and TICKS.

Ticks are in our area and emerge when the temperature stays above 0C. While some ticks are harmless, others transmit serious diseases like Lyme Disease - this can affect all animals, including ourselves!

Ticks are very small when they first attach and extremely difficult to find in your dog's coat, unless they attach in any obvious spot.
The best way to protect your animal is through prevention!

Talk to us about the various types of tick prevention available - we have topical - best for animals with flea allergies, and outdoor cats; oral - best for swimmers; and even a vet-administered injection - best for forgetful owners.

04/03/2026

Happy Easter to all our clients and friends from North Simcoe and Midland Vets!

Some of our Midland pets were channelling their inner bunny while at the clinic this week, while also remembering their safety checklist for the Easter season:

Avoid Lilies, especially around CATS.
Chocolate is for humans, not for DOGS.
An Easter treat is good, but avoid fatty foods which might trigger gastric diseases.

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1831 Rumney Road
Midland, ON
L4R4K3

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 8am - 1pm

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