Veterinary Hospital . Serving Niagara Region, Reasonable Prices , Emergency during business hours
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Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦🍁
For the Canada Day Holiday we will be closed the following days:
Saturday, June 29th: CLOSED
Sunday, June 30th: CLOSED
Monday, July 1st: CLOSED
Tuesday, July 2nd: 9am - 6pm
Please contact the clinic before June 26th to order any food and medications
In the event of an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185
Happy Victoria Day Weekend!
Wishing all of our lovely clients and patients and safe and happy long weekend!
We will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, May 21st.
In the event of an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 642-3185
Happy Mother's Day!
Our Holiday Hours for the Victoria Day Weekend will be as follows:
Friday, May 17th: 9am - 6pm
Saturday, May 18th: CLOSED
Sunday, May 19th: CLOSED
Monday, May 20th: CLOSED
Tuesday, May 21st: 9am - 6pm
Please contact the clinic before May 15th to place orders for food and medications
In the event of an emergency outside of clinic hours please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185
May is Arthritis Awareness Month
Osteoarthritis is a complex condition involving inflammation and degeneration of one or more joints. Pets can experience pain and inflammation in various joints that interfere with the activities of daily living.
Arthritis can present itself in many different ways in pets. Some of the signs include:
- Lameness
- Limping
- Stiff gait
- Decrease in activity levels
- Irritability
- Difficulty in getting up or down
If you think your pet may be suffering from arthritis please contact the clinic to schedule an appointment with our veterinarians. Arthritis management options will be discussed at that time and a plan can be developed to help your pet manage their pain levels
Our amazing patient Pocket rehearsing for her appointment!
Huge thank you to Pockets family for allow us this share this impressive video and for taking the time to train Pocket! 💕🐾
Pet First Aid is a very important skill set to have to be able to help your pet in the event of an emergency.
Prevention is the best medicine and while you cannot monitor your pets 24/7 or prevent accidents from happening to them, you can take steps to reduce the dangers and risks your pet faces every day. Becoming conscious of household items that could cause choking, injuries, sickness, or accidental poisoning to the animals is a great first step to being prepared to act in an emergency.
You can purchase a pet First Aid kit or make your own at home with items you would need in an emergency such as gauze, pet-specific bandages, cotton swabs, rubbing alcohol, thermometer, tweezers, etc.
If your pet has an emergency contact the clinic or your nearest veterinary emergency clinic immediately.
Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi and it is transmitted to dogs through the bite of an infected tick.
The most common type of tick to carry Lyme disease is the deer tick, also known as the black-legged tick. Deer ticks are distributed throughout Canada with the highest proportion in Ontario.
Many common symptoms of Lyme disease are:
- generalized pain
- decreased appetite
- limping
- fever
- swollen joints
The key to preventing your pet from developing Lyme disease is to limit their exposure to ticks. Ticks are commonly found in grassy, wooded, and sandy areas. Keeping animals from thick underbrush reduces their exposure to ticks. Dogs should be kept on trails when walking near wooded or tall grass areas.
There are options to help prevent Lyme disease; including vaccination and oral or topical prevention. Please contact the clinic to discuss the best options for your pets.
If you find a tick on your pet or suspect them of having Lyme disease please contact the clinic to schedule an examination with our veterinarians.
April is Heartworm Awareness Month ❤️
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition caused by parasitic worms, transmitted by mosquitos, that live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels of pets.
The best way to protect your furry friends from heartworm is to do yearly testing and monthly prevention.
Please contact the clinic to schedule your pet for their yearly blood work and to pick up their prevention
Happy Easter to all of our lovely clients and patients!
The clinic is currently closed and will resume regular business hours on April 1st at 9am.
In the event of an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185 or your nearest emergency clinic
The clinic will be closed the following days for the Easter Holiday Weekend 🐰🐾❤
Friday, March 29th: CLOSED
Saturday, March 30th: CLOSED
Sunday, March 31st: CLOSED
Monday, April 1st: 9am - 6pm
Please contact the clinic by March 26th to place an order for medications and food to receive it before the holiday weekend
In the event of an emergency outside of clinic hours please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185
Please contact the clinic with any questions or concerns
Happy Family Day!
Hope everyone can enjoy a fantastic day with their family, fur-babies included! ❤🐾
We will resume regular business hours February 20th from 9am-6pm
In the event of an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185
The clinic will be closed the following days for the Family Day Holiday Weekend:
Saturday, February 17th: CLOSED
Sunday, February 18th: CLOSED
Monday, February 19th: CLOSED
Tuesday, February 20th: 9am - 6pm
Please contact the clinic before February 14th to order any medication or food that is needed for the holiday weekend.
In the event of an emergency outside of business hours please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 905-641-3185 or your nearest emergency hospital
Hope everyone enjoys a fantastic Family Day ❤🐾
Hello to all of our lovely clients and patients. We will be changing our hours to the following:
Monday: 9am-6pm
Tuesday: 9am-6pm
Wednesday: 9am-5pm
Thursday: 9am-6pm
Friday: 9am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Please contact the clinic if you have any questions or concerns
Have a great day 😊
Happy New Year! 🎉🍾❤
The Dog and Cat Clinic of Niagara Team wishes everyone a healthy and joyous New Year in 2024.
We will resume regular business hours on January 2nd at 9am. In the event of an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 905-641-3185 or your nearest emergency clinic
Congratulations to our Giveaway Draw Winners!
Cat Basket Winner: Andrew Langohr
Dog Basket Winner: Michael J. McCallum
Please come by the clinic to pick up your baskets
Thanks again to everyone who participated, we all love seeing our community!
Hope everyone has a Happy and Healthy New Year
Happy Boxing Day! 📦😸
We resume regular hours on December 27th, 2023 from 9am - 5pm
If you have an emergency please contact Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (905) 641-3185
2 Tremont Drive Unit #2
Saint Catharines, ON
L2T3B2
| Monday | 9am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 6pm |
| Friday | 9am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 6pm |
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Our amazing patient Pocket rehearsing for her appointment! Huge thank you to Pockets family for allow us this share this impressive video and for taking the time to train Pocket! 💕🐾 #minipinscher #vetmed #dogsofinstagram #veterinary #veterinarymedicine
This is Lilo: a 9-year-old, female spayed, 64 lbs, Australian Shepherd Lilo was brought into the clinic in December 2022 for limping and not using the left hind leg. Radiographs were done and Lilo was diagnosed with a ruptured CCL on the left side. Lilo unfortunately has multiple other health issues so all options were discussed with the owner and Dr. Aziz discussed the ways that we can proceed safely with TPLO surgery for Lilo. A tailor-made anesthesia protocol and post-operative care protocol were created in order to optimize Lilo's recovery and care. We are so thankful that Lilo's owner opted to proceed with a surgical correction for Lilo and for sharing this amazing video that shows how happy Lilo is after her surgery. We will be sharing many more cases, please stay tuned! #tplosurgery #TPLOrecovery #tplosurgeryrecovery #vetmed #veterinaryorthopedics #vetlife #dog #dvm #australianshepard
Lily is a 5-year-old, female spayed, 115lbs, Cane Corso Mix. She came into the clinic with a history of limping on both hind legs in March 2023. Lily was put on pain medication, with unfortunately very little improvement. Dr. Aziz discussed options with her owner and determined that a TPLO surgery would be the best surgical treatment. A TPLO surgery was performed in April 2023 and she recovered very well. The X-rays are from before and after surgery. The owner is very happy with Lily's recovery and was more than happy to send us this video of her after her TPLO surgery. We are so glad that Lily's owner opted to proceed with the TPLO surgery, and we could not be happier with her amazing recovery. We will be sharing many more cases, please stay tuned! #tplosurgery #TPLOrecovery #tplosurgeryrecovery #vetmed #veterinaryorthopedics #vetlife #dog #dvm
Nutella came into the clinic with a history of limping on the hind right leg and was diagnosed with a complete rupture of the CCL ligament in August 2023. Nutella is a 4-year-old, female spayed, 100lbs, Golden Retriever. Dr. Aziz examined her and determined that a TPLO surgery would be the best surgical treatment. A TPLO surgery was performed in August 2023 and she recovered very well. The x-rays are from before and after surgery and this video was supplied by the owner following the TPLO surgery. Nutella's owner was kind enough to give her approval to share Nutella's story. We will be sharing many more cases, please stay tuned! #tplosurgery #TPLOrecovery #vetmed #veterinaryorthopedics #vetlife #dog #dvm
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