Hazeldean Animal Hospital

01/16/2025

Dental month 2025

12/25/2024

Lingo wanted to wish everyone Happy Holidays!

12/17/2024

Please check your pet’s medications and food supply and let us know if you need a refill.

December 24th – 9am till 1pm
December 25th – Closed
December 26th – Closed
December 31st – 9am till 1pm
January 1st – Closed

You will also find attached a copy of our latest newsletter.

12/16/2024

11/28/2024

With the warmer weather in December, we strongly recommend picking up an extra dose of your beloved pet's flea and tick medication! 🐾

Ticks can carry diseases such as Anaplasma, Ehrlichia and Lyme disease.

Fleas can cause skin irritations, allergic reactions, anemia, and other health issues.

For more information or to request a prescription, call us at 613-831-8788 or use the PetDesk app!

Hazeldean Animal Hospital 🐈‍⬛🐕

10/30/2024

Lingo is testing out his outfit for tomorrow 👻🎃

06/17/2024

If you find any wildlife or pet in distress here are the numbers to get in touch with someone who can help.

⚠️Heat warning in effect for with dangerously hot and humid conditions expected through most of the week.

https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-118_metric_e.html

Make the right call when you see an animal in distress:

Ottawa Police Service - Service de police d'Ottawa
Ottawa Public Health

05/29/2024

Heartworm season is just around the corner meaning your pet could be exposed to heartworm from mosquitoes! Make sure your pet is protected this season against heartworm and tick-borne diseases. By having your pet come in for a 4Dx Snap Test we can test for these diseases and take the necessary precautions to keep them safe!

05/03/2024

Beware of Bifenthrin! 🪲 Here's what you should know:

Bifenthrin is a common insecticide used professionally and privately to reduce the insect population in the area in which it is spread. Bifenthrin can be found in many different forms, including granules, sprays, and aerosols. This insecticide is often seen in fire ant baits and can be purchased at most hardware or lawn and garden stores. Dogs are very sensitive to bifenthrin and can develop vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, weakness or difficulty walking, tremors, and seizures. Always be mindful of what is being sprayed in or around your yard and keep all lawn and garden supplies secured from your pet. If your pet is demonstrating signs consistent with a bifenthrin exposure or you suspect an exposure has occurred, contact Pet Poison Helpline and seek immediate veterinary care.

04/16/2024

Some good information if you're adding a new kitten to your family.

04/01/2024