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New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic

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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.

Thank you for your interest in our veterinary clinic!

06/23/2025

The temps are rising, and our furry friends feel it faster than we do! Heat stroke is a real risk for pets, especially dogs and cats with thick coats, short snouts, or health issues.

🔥 Hot pavement can burn paws in seconds. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their feet!
🚫 Limit walks and play to cooler hours like early morning or evening.
🌳 Always provide shade and fresh water if your pet is outside.
🥵 Watch for signs of heat stress: heavy panting, drooling, vomiting, or lethargy.

Never leave pets in parked cars—even for a minute. If your pet shows signs of overheating, call us right away. Let’s keep them cool, safe, and happy this summer! 🐶🐱💦

06/20/2025

☀️🐴Hot weather can take a toll on horses, so it’s important to keep them cool, hydrated, and protected. Make sure fresh, clean water is always available—horses can drink over 10 gallons a day in the heat. Ride during cooler parts of the day, and watch for signs of heat stress like heavy sweating, rapid breathing, or lethargy.
Provide shade and good airflow, and consider using fans in barns. Fly masks, sheets, and sunscreen for pink-skinned horses can help prevent sunburn and bug bites.

If your horse seems overheated or unwell, cool them down gradually and give us a call.📞 We’re here to help your horses stay safe and healthy all summer long!

06/19/2025

📣Clinic Update: Early Closure Tomorrow

We'll be closing early tomorrow June 20th at 1:00pm for inventory, but will be available for emergency appointments only.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please call the clinic before coming in. Please plan ahead for any food or medication pick-ups. Thank you for understanding.

06/17/2025

📣Clinic Update: Early Closure Tomorrow

We'll be closing early tomorrow June 18th at 1:00pm. Please plan ahead for any food or medication pick-ups. Thank you for understanding.

06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day to All the Dads! Especially Our Very Own Dr. Blier!

Today we’re giving a big shoutout to the amazing dads out there, including pet dads, farm dads, and especially Dr. Blier, the only guy brave enough to work in a clinic full of women and animals! 🐶🐱🐴💪

Whether he's wrangling a wiggly pup, calming a nervous kitty, or heading out for large animal calls, Dr. Blier brings care, compassion, and a great sense of humor to our team every day.

Happy Father’s Day, Glen, and to all the hardworking dads who love their two-legged and four-legged kids alike! ❤️

06/09/2025

🎆⚡️Fireworks & Thunderstorms: A Scary Season for Some Pets
Summer brings fun, but it also brings loud noise, fireworks, thunderstorms, and parties that can terrify our pets. For some, these sounds don’t just cause anxiety, they can lead to physical illness or injury as pets try to escape the noise in a panic.

Common signs of noise phobia include:
🐾 Trembling or hiding
🐾 Pacing or panting
🐾 Destructive behavior
🐾 Excessive barking or whining

💡 Tips to help your pet stay safe:
✅ Provide a quiet, secure space inside your home during fireworks or storms
✅ Close windows, turn on calming music or white noise
✅ Stay calm and comfort your pet without reinforcing fear
✅ Talk to us about supplements, anxiety meds, or behavior support

06/01/2025

🌞 June is Here...Let’s Keep Our Pets Safe This Summer!

Summer fun is in full swing, and while we're soaking up the sunshine, it's important to keep our furry (and hoofed) friends safe and comfortable. ☀️🐾 This month, we’ll be sharing essential summer safety tips to help protect your pets from heat, parasites, and seasonal hazards. Stay tuned for weekly advice to keep tails wagging and whiskers happy all summer long!

05/30/2025

Happy National Pet Month! 🐶🐱🐴🐄

As we wrap up National Pet Month, let’s take a moment to celebrate the loyal companion animals who bring us endless joy, comfort, and love. Whether they’re wagging their tails, resting by your side, or simply keeping you company, our pets make life so much brighter.

This month has been all about showing our appreciation, and it’s not too late to give your pet a little extra TLC! Whether it’s scheduling a wellness exam, updating their vaccinations, or picking up flea and tick prevention, now’s a great time to make sure they're in top health.❣️

Let’s continue to care for our pets long after May ends, because they deserve the best every day!

05/27/2025

May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month❣️

Cancer can affect our pets, but early detection can make all the difference in their treatment and recovery. This month, we’re raising awareness about pet cancer and its impact on our furry family members.

Signs of cancer in pets can be subtle, so it’s important to stay vigilant and schedule regular check-ups with your vet. If you notice any unusual lumps, bumps, weight changes, or behavioral shifts, it’s always a good idea to get them checked out.
Let’s work together to ensure our pets live long, healthy lives!

Call us at 519-662-1525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=newhamberg to book your pet’s appointment today.📅

05/16/2025

Thank You for Joining Our Equine Information Night! 🐴✨

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to our Equine Information Night! It was a fantastic evening filled with learning, great conversations, and a shared passion for horse health.

A special thank you to Dr. Glen and Leanne Po***ck for leading the educational talk — your knowledge and dedication are truly appreciated.

We’re also incredibly grateful to our amazing RVTs, Rachel and Jenna, for all the hard work behind the scenes in setting up the event and making it a success!

We’re lucky to have such a supportive community. Stay tuned for more events in the future!

05/12/2025

❓Why Microchip Your Pet? ❓

Microchipping is one of the safest and most effective ways to ensure your pet can always find their way back to you—if they ever get lost. This tiny chip, placed under the skin, contains your pet's unique ID number and can be scanned by vets, shelters, and animal control if your pet is found.🐶🐱

Unlike collars or ID tags, a microchip can’t fall off or get lost, and it lasts for your pet’s entire life.

We’ve already had some strays visit the clinic recently, and it’s a reminder of just how important it is to have your pet microchipped. Don’t wait until it’s too late—Call us at 519-662-1525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=newhamberg to book your pet’s appointment today and give yourself peace of mind knowing your pet can always find their way home!📅

05/05/2025

May is Lyme Disease Prevention Month, and it's the perfect time to protect your pets! 🌿

Lyme disease is a serious illness caused by ticks, and it can lead to symptoms like joint pain, fever, and fatigue especially in dogs. With tick season in full swing, prevention is your pet’s best defense.🐱🐶

This is your friendly reminder to pick up your pet’s flea and tick prevention for May! Monthly prevention helps keep your furry family members safe from Lyme disease and other harmful parasites.

If you have questions about the best prevention options or if you’re due for a refill, give us a call or stop by the clinic. Let’s keep your pets happy, healthy, and tick-free all season long! 📞

Address

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

Website

http://newhamburgvetclinic.com/

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