Scugog Animal Hospital

05/15/2024

Benji showing off his fresh haircut at his appointment today. Looking good!

05/15/2024

05/02/2024

Check out those ears! Loki is an 11 week old German shepherd and he was a very good boy at his appointment today.

04/15/2024

Always nice to start the morning with an adorable puppy! Brin is a 14 week old boxer mix.

04/11/2024

Waylon showing us how nicely he can sit for a treat 😍

03/13/2024

Ending our day with an armful of adorable lab puppies! The chocolate female in the middle is looking for a home. Please contact us for more information.

02/15/2024

February 15, 2024: We will be closing at 4:00pm today due to the weather. We will be open tomorrow from 8:00am-6:00pm.

02/12/2024

This adorable girl is a 7 week old Corgi. Her name is Renegade. 😍

02/09/2024

It’s nice and warm outside! Unfortunately this means that ticks are active again. This map shows the areas that are higher risk for encountering ticks that can transmit Lyme disease to pets and people. If your pet isn’t already on a tick prevention medication, you may want to contact your veterinarian to discuss the best option for them.

01/29/2024

Whalen had some yummy canned food while we gave him his vaccine. 😻

01/27/2024

Dr. Cheung and Dr. Van Camp are at the OVMA conference learning new things to help us provide better care for our patients!

12/07/2023

Joey is a very handsome 16 week old lab mix. We enjoyed seeing him today for his vaccine boosters!

12/06/2023

Ezra is a 6 month old Sphynx kitten. He was here for his neuter surgery a few weeks ago and is all healed up now! 😍

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween! Diesel got to check out this haunted house today.

10/13/2023

Smiley looked very comfortable hanging out of this awesome sweater his mom was wearing. 😍

09/28/2023

September 28, 2023 is the 17th World Rabies Day

- The World Health Organization has set a goal of zero human dog-mediated rabies deaths by 2030
- Rabies is a viral disease which occurs in more than 150 countries and territories
- Once symptoms appear, rabies is almost 100% fatal
- Rabies causes tens of thousands of deaths every year, 40% of whom are children
- Domestic dogs are the main source of human rabies deaths, contributing up to 99% of all rabies transmissions to humans
- Wild animals that commonly carry rabies include bats, raccoons, skunks, and foxes
- Rabies can be prevented through vaccination of dogs and cats, and prevention of dog and cat bites
- In Ontario, dogs and cats over 3 months of age must be vaccinated for rabies and kept up-to-date for their entire life
- After potential exposure to a rabid animal, people can seek post-exposure prophylaxis, which consists of immediate, thorough wound washing with soap and water for 15 minutes, a series of rabies vaccinations and, if indicated, administration of rabies immunoglobulin or monoclonal antibodies, which can be life-saving

09/14/2023

Elton John had his first visit with us earlier this week. He’s a 14 week old Himalayan. 😍

09/08/2023

Hank was all smiles today during his first visit with us. 😍

08/30/2023

Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit are looking for a home together! For more information please visit https://allcreaturesrescue.ca/rabbits-1 #/benjamin-and-peter-rabbit/

07/27/2023

Rip had his first visit with us this morning. He is an 11 week old chocolate lab. 😍

07/26/2023

Oscar didn’t want to go into the exam room, so he decided to have a seat in the waiting area instead!