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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!

03/22/2025

📢HEY PRODUCERS DON'T FORGET...

Our Producer Meeting is on March 28th at the Wilmot Recreation Center from 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Lunch will be provided, and we’re excited to have Dr. Glen Blier and Dr. Ray Reynen speaking on improving herd immunity, preventing disease, and ensuring calf well-being. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and connect with fellow producers. RSVP by Monday, March 24th📅 to save your spot. Looking forward to seeing you there!

03/21/2025

Spring is officially HERE!☀️

🌸The flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your pet’s health routine! Here are a few spring pet care tips to keep your furry friends happy and safe:

🐶🐱Prevent Fleas, Ticks, & Heartworms – Warmer weather means these pests are back! Ask us about the best prevention options.

Beware of Toxic Spring Plants🎋 – Lilies, daffodils, and tulips can be dangerous to pets.

Keep Hydrated & Cool – Longer days mean more outdoor fun, but don’t forget fresh water and shade!💧

💉Spring Clean Your Pet’s Health – A wellness check-up can help keep your pet feeling their best!

Call us today at 519-6621525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=newhamberg to book a spring wellness exam today!📅

03/17/2025

St. Patrick’s Day is here! 🍀We’re feeling extra lucky to care for your pets! 💚 While you enjoy the celebrations, keep these pet safety tips in mind:

❌No alcohol or chocolate for pets!
☘️Keep decorations out of reach.
🍗Avoid giving fatty table scraps.

Let’s keep our furry friends safe! Make sure you share your pet’s St. Paddy’s Day with us in the comments!📸

03/08/2025

Today, we celebrate the strong, compassionate, and dedicated women at the New Hamburg Veterinary Clinic who make a difference in the lives of pets and their people!

A special thank you to the incredible women in veterinary medicine—our veterinarians, technicians, assistants, and staff—who work tirelessly to keep your furry friends healthy. Your passion and care makes the clinic a better place!

03/03/2025

Do you know what we are ready for? SPRING!🌸 With that comes Spring Herd Health for your equine friends.

💉 Deworming & parasite control, spring vaccinations, and wellness exams ensures your horse is ready for the season!

📅 We can help you with all of your vaccination, deworming and dental needs. Call us today at 519-6621525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=newhamberg to book a spring wellness exam today!

03/01/2025

🌸 March is here! Spring is around the corner, and it’s a great time to freshen up your pet’s health routine!

🐱🐶 Watch out for fleas, and ticks, beware of toxic spring plants, and make sure you keep your furry friends safe during the holidays.

📅 We can’t wait to spend this spring with you and your pets, call us today at 519-6621525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=newhamberg to book an appointment.

02/25/2025

February 25th is World Spay Day🐾

We are asking our clients to participate in learning the importance of spaying or neutering your furry friends. Spaying and neutering can help reduce pet overpopulation, improves pet health, and can help reduce aggressive behaviors.

📞If you have questions regarding spaying or neutering call us at 519-662-1525 or visit https://practices.allydvm.com/online-booking?practice=new hamburg to schedule your consultation.

02/17/2025

Are You Ready for Flea & Tick Season? ☀️

Starting March 1st, fleas and ticks will be slowly making their way as the weather warms up! These pesky parasites aren’t just an itchy annoyance—they can transmit serious diseases to both pets and humans. Our clinic offers a range of effective flea and tick prevention options tailored to your pet’s needs, including:

Topical treatments & Oral medications

Keep your furry family members safe, happy, and itch-free all season long!

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!

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!

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! ✈

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.

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.

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!

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.

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 ❤

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.

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.

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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