New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic

New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic Our friendly clinic staff is here to offer quality services for you and your pets. We strive to do this with integrity and compassion.

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Show your pets some extra love this Valentine’s Day!❤️ Whether it’s cuddles, playtime, or a special treat, make sure to...
02/14/2025

Show your pets some extra love this Valentine’s Day!❤️ Whether it’s cuddles, playtime, or a special treat, make sure to share the love with your furry best friend. Don’t forget to bring them in for their annual check-up to ensure they're in top shape!

February is Cat Health Month! 🐱Here are some ways to keep your cat happy and healthy:🗓Schedule a Wellness Checkup: Regul...
02/10/2025

February is Cat Health Month! 🐱

Here are some ways to keep your cat happy and healthy:

🗓Schedule a Wellness Checkup: Regular exams help catch potential health issues early.

💉Update Vaccines & Preventatives: Protect your kitty from parasites and diseases.

🦷Monitor Dental Health: Healthy teeth = a healthy cat.

Book an Appointment Today!

Call us at 519-662-1525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=new hamburg to schedule your cat's checkup. Let’s keep those purrs going strong this Cat Health Month!

Planning a getaway? ☀ Don’t forget to take care of your fur baby while you’re away! If you're leaving your pet in the ca...
02/04/2025

Planning a getaway? ☀ Don’t forget to take care of your fur baby while you’re away!

If you're leaving your pet in the care of a sitter, please remember to:

1️⃣ Let us know who your pet sitter is — this helps us keep things organized and ensures we're in the loop if your pet needs anything while you're away! 2️⃣ Provide medical permission — in case of an emergency, we'll need your approval to provide any necessary treatment.

Give us a call or stop by the clinic to update your pet’s info! We’re here to make sure your pet gets the best care, even while you’re out of town. 🌟

Safe travels and happy vacationing! ✈

February is National Pet Dental Health Month!🦷 Did you know that dental care is essential for your pet’s overall health?...
02/03/2025

February is National Pet Dental Health Month!🦷

Did you know that dental care is essential for your pet’s overall health? Regular brushing and dental checkups can prevent gum disease and tooth loss.

🗓 Schedule your pet’s dental consultation today and keep their smile sparkling, call us at 519-662-1525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=new hamburg.

Hello, February! This month is packed with important pet health milestones. Here’s what we’re focusing on:🦷 National Pe...
02/01/2025

Hello, February! This month is packed with important pet health milestones. Here’s what we’re focusing on:

🦷 National Pet Dental Health Month, 🐱 Cat Health Month, 🩺World Spay Day, and much more!

Stay tuned for tips, and reminders all month long to keep your pets happy and healthy.

Meet Casey...One of our outstanding high school co-op students, recently she was accepted into veterinary technician sch...
01/31/2025

Meet Casey...

One of our outstanding high school co-op students, recently she was accepted into veterinary technician school! 🐾🎉 Casey has worked hard and shown incredible dedication, and we couldn’t be more proud of her achievements.

This is just the beginning of a bright future, and we can't wait to see all the amazing things she will accomplish in the field of veterinary care. Please join us in congratulating Casey on this huge milestone!

Antifreeze, commonly used in vehicles to prevent the coolant from freezing in cold weather, poses a significant danger i...
01/27/2025

Antifreeze, commonly used in vehicles to prevent the coolant from freezing in cold weather, poses a significant danger if ingested by animals, even in small amounts. Pets are often attracted to antifreeze because of its sweet taste, making accidental ingestion a serious concern.

If you suspect antifreeze poisoning, get your pet to a veterinarian immediately—timely treatment can save their life.

From taking care of your patients 🩺, to taking care of her BABY 👶!We are so excited to announce that Dr. Emma will be we...
01/24/2025

From taking care of your patients 🩺, to taking care of her BABY 👶!

We are so excited to announce that Dr. Emma will be welcoming a little bundle of joy in the next few months! We couldn’t be happier to share this pawsitive 🐾 news with our amazing clients and community.

If you see her around the clinic wish her luck as she enters this amazing new chapter ❤

During the cold weather our furry friends tend to curl up in warm places such as space heaters, baseboard heaters, firep...
01/20/2025

During the cold weather our furry friends tend to curl up in warm places such as space heaters, baseboard heaters, fireplaces, or even car engines. When they are exposed to extreme heat sources thermal burns can occur.

Signs of Thermal Burns in Animals
• Redness or blistering, Hair loss, Swelling or open wounds, Paw injuries etc.

Proper care, preparation, and vigilance during cold months can help keep your pet safe and comfortable from both cold-induced injuries and thermal burns.

Did you know like humans’ dogs and cats and sometimes our equine patients are vulnerable to frostbite. Prolonged exposur...
01/13/2025

Did you know like humans’ dogs and cats and sometimes our equine patients are vulnerable to frostbite. Prolonged exposure to cold temperatures can lead to damage of the skin, tissues, and extremities which can range from mild to severe.

Which areas are most affected by frostbite? Make sure to check your pets’ ears, paws, tail and noses, and avoid taking pets outside in freezing weather for extended periods. Short, frequent walks are better than long outdoor sessions.

Frostbite can be severe, and early intervention can help minimize the damage. If you live in an area with extreme cold weather, always be mindful of your pet’s needs and health during winter months.

"Train Your Dog Month" is an annual event held every January to promote dog training, responsible pet ownership, and to ...
01/06/2025

"Train Your Dog Month" is an annual event held every January to promote dog training, responsible pet ownership, and to encourage pet owners to start or enhance their dogs' training.

Improving behavior, strengthening bonds, safety, mental stimulation, and socialization are important strategies to work on with your furry friends. Whether you're working on basic commands, addressing behavior issues, or just having fun with new tricks, training builds a stronger relationship with your pet and helps them become a better-behaved, more confident companion.

From all of us at The New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic we wish you and your furry family members all the very best of the h...
12/25/2024

From all of us at The New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic we wish you and your furry family members all the very best of the holiday season.

Just a friendly reminder we will be closed early tomorrow for our staff Christmas lunch. Our office hours will be 9am-1p...
12/18/2024

Just a friendly reminder we will be closed early tomorrow for our staff Christmas lunch. Our office hours will be 9am-1pm, and regular hours will resume the rest of the week.

Thank you for your understanding!

The holidays are a time to gather around the table with family where there is always plenty to eat, does this include yo...
12/16/2024

The holidays are a time to gather around the table with family where there is always plenty to eat, does this include your pets? Unfortunately, even the best doggos can get into trouble by eating holiday foods that are toxic to pets. Here's a list of what dogs not to give at Christmas dinner, followed by a list of safer alternatives:

X No:

Many pet parents are aware the chocolate is a big “NO” for dogs, but less are aware that it is even more dangerous to cats.

Cooked poultry or ham bones present a choking hazard to pets and could potentially block a bowel

Stuffing can contain salt, pepper, and other seasonings known to trigger gastrointestinal issues in pets. Garlic, onion and other members of the allium family are things that dogs should never consume

√ Safe Alternatives:

Dogs can have Christmas turkey/chicken meat if it’s plain without seasoning and cooked all the way through.

Dogs can’t eat holiday desserts, but sweet potatoes are a healthier alternative to white potatoes, and they taste super yummy to most canine palettes.

Dogs can eat carrots and enjoy many of the same benefits humans do. They’re safe to serve either cooked or raw as a low-calorie treat.

A final reminder before the start of our holidays to stock up on pet food or refill pet medications before next week. Pl...
12/09/2024

A final reminder before the start of our holidays to stock up on pet food or refill pet medications before next week. Please note our final refrigerated items will be ordered on Wednesday December 18th, and non-refrigerated items will be ordered on Friday December 20th.

Holiday office hours:

December 23rd- 9-5
December 24th- 9-12
December 25th- CLOSED
December 26th- CLOSED
December 27th- 9-5

Please note no refrigerated items will be ordered between Christmas and New Years, and non-refrigerated items will be ordered on Friday December 27th.

December 31st- 9-2
January 1st- CLOSED
January 2nd- 9-5

Thank you everyone for joining us at the Christmas parade this weekend. Your presence truly made the event more special,...
12/02/2024

Thank you everyone for joining us at the Christmas parade this weekend. Your presence truly made the event more special, and we loved sharing those joyful moments with you. Happy Holidays!

NHVC Staff

Our last senior pet of the year, everyone meet Porcha!This is Porcha! She's 9 years old this year! She's a little camera...
12/02/2024

Our last senior pet of the year, everyone meet Porcha!

This is Porcha! She's 9 years old this year! She's a little camera-shy, as you can tell. But off camera she loves the attention. She loves to cuddle and curl up on your lap on chilly winter nights. When she's not cuddling, her favorite activities include: getting her cheeks scratched, begging for scraps of chicken, keeping watch on the neighbourhood from the windows, and blocking our dog from going up the stairs.

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19 Arnold Street
New Hamburg, ON
N3A2C6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+15196621525

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