Norwood Veterinary Services

Norwood Veterinary Services Norwood Veterinary Services is a privately owned, small animal veterinary hospital. Our knowledgeable and compassionate staff
truly LOVE what we do!

We are dedicated to the health & wellbeing of our staff, patients, clients and community.

Have a safe & Happy 🇨🇦 CANADA DAY 🇨🇦! ❤🐾
07/01/2025

Have a safe & Happy 🇨🇦 CANADA DAY 🇨🇦! ❤🐾

😃Made You Smile Monday😃Darling little Frankie is settling in to her new home beautifully and her big sister Mavis clearl...
06/30/2025

😃Made You Smile Monday😃
Darling little Frankie is settling in to her new home beautifully and her big sister Mavis clearly adores her ❤

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶Lounging Lenny looks like he's ready for a restful weekend 🥰 Happy Friday everyone!
06/27/2025

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶
Lounging Lenny looks like he's ready for a restful weekend 🥰 Happy Friday everyone!

❗️FOUND CAT❗️Black cat found on King Street in Norwood today.  If you're missing this beauty, please contact Tyannia at ...
06/26/2025

❗️FOUND CAT❗️
Black cat found on King Street in Norwood today.
If you're missing this beauty, please contact Tyannia at 416-576-6721.

Last week we talked about heat stroke prevention in pets – flat-faced pets are particularly at risk.  It’s important to ...
06/25/2025

Last week we talked about heat stroke prevention in pets – flat-faced pets are particularly at risk. It’s important to ensure these breeds do not over-exert themselves when the weather is hot or humid. Lhasa Apsos, Shis Tzus, Bostons, Boxers and Bulldogs as well as Persian, Himalayan and Burmese cats, all have those pushed-in noses and smooshie faces that make our hearts melt. Unfortunately, these breeds are more susceptible to heat stroke and are also at risk for Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS). “Flat-faced” breeds often have physical differences including; narrowed nostrils, enlarged tongues, elongated soft palates and narrowed windpipes. These impact how effectively their respiratory system works and can lead to mouth breathing, noisy breathing, coughing, tiring easily, and/or collapsing after play or exercise. Long term consequences of BAS include gastroesophageal reflux (GERD), lung and heart problems.
Learn more in our Pet Health Library: DOGS: https://norwoodvetservices.com/pet-health-resources/pet-health-articles/articles/?rid=2143
CATS: https://norwoodvetservices.com/pet-health-resources/pet-health-articles/articles/?rid=3732

😀Made You Smile Monday😀Another pair of Glamourous Goldens! Meet Banner & Max - sporting their very best SMILES - aren't ...
06/23/2025

😀Made You Smile Monday😀
Another pair of Glamourous Goldens! Meet Banner & Max - sporting their very best SMILES - aren't these boys adorable? 😍🐾

Celebrating those dashing and dapper Dachshunds today!  We adore you 😍
06/21/2025

Celebrating those dashing and dapper Dachshunds today! We adore you 😍

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶Meet ADORABLE Athena - such a fabulous fashionista! 😍
06/20/2025

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶
Meet ADORABLE Athena - such a fabulous fashionista! 😍

Back home safely ❤
06/19/2025

Back home safely ❤

🐾Wellness Wednesday🐾With temperatures on the rise, it is important to remember that pets don’t sweat like we do! Test pa...
06/18/2025

🐾Wellness Wednesday🐾
With temperatures on the rise, it is important to remember that pets don’t sweat like we do! Test pavement before going on walks – if it’s too hot for your hand then it’s too hot for paws. Help your pet’s stay cool by keeping them inside with a fan or air conditioning running and access to plenty of water. Keep them entertained indoors on those extra hot days – make them ice treats and pet-safe frozen snacks (https://www.kongcompany.com/cuisine/ has recipes). And, PLEASE! NEVER leave your pets in a vehicle - even if windows are open! The interior of a vehicle can rapidly reach temperatures over 48oC which can quickly raise a pet’s body temperature into the danger zone. If a pet’s body temperature reaches over 41oC, irreversible brain damage and/or death can occur within minutes. Help keep your pet’s safe and happy this summer! Learn more at: https://norwoodvetservices.com/pet-health-resources/pet-health-articles/articles/?rid=775

😀Made You Smile Monday😀Who couldn't use a sweet "Cappuccino" to get your week off to a Paw-sitive start?  What a cutie -...
06/16/2025

😀Made You Smile Monday😀
Who couldn't use a sweet "Cappuccino" to get your week off to a Paw-sitive start? What a cutie - we can't wait to watch you grow! ❤

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶Isn't Black Betty beautiful?  Thanks for always making us smile 😍
06/13/2025

🐶Fabulous Fido Friday🐶
Isn't Black Betty beautiful? Thanks for always making us smile 😍

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Norwood, ON
K0L2V0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 6pm
Friday 8am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 6pm

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