Smith Veterinary Hospital - Thornhill

Smith Veterinary Hospital - Thornhill For over 50 years, Smith Veterinary Hospital has been providing the highest quality veterinary care to the dogs and cats of the GTA.
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We are located in Thornhill, Ontario at 8 Highland Park Blvd, near the corner of Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue. We have convenient off street parking in our lot right at our front door. We are open for appointments and emergencies from 8:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening Monday to Friday and from 8:00 Saturday morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. If your pet has an emergency outside ou

r regular hours please call the hospital number (905-881-8310) for instructions. Our mission is to provide the best possible care for your pets in a friendly and caring setting. We offer a range of diagnostic, medical, dental and surgical services designed to provide the best health care we can for your pet throughout all stages of your pet’s life. We also offer cat boarding and on site grooming services for the convenience of our clients. We see health care for your pet as a partnership. For our part we will stress the importance of disease prevention and early diagnosis. We would like to see your pet on a regular basis and when we feel it is best for your pet, we will recommend routine diagnostic tests both to establish baseline levels of good health and to detect problems at the earliest possible stage. We will discuss and make recommendations regarding your pet’s diet and exercise, two basic building blocks of your pet’s health and happiness. If you have questions or would like more information please call us. We will do our best to help you.

Be sure to come in for your dog’s regular dental checkup once a year so we can keep their teeth and mouth healthy!
11/22/2024

Be sure to come in for your dog’s regular dental checkup once a year so we can keep their teeth and mouth healthy!

As your cat ages into their senior years, you may need to change the type and placement of their litter box to help them...
11/20/2024

As your cat ages into their senior years, you may need to change the type and placement of their litter box to help them access it. Here are a few tips to help make your cat more comfortable when doing their business in their litter box.

Wondering how to tell if your dog has an eye infection? Take a look at the most common signs. If you think your dog has ...
11/15/2024

Wondering how to tell if your dog has an eye infection? Take a look at the most common signs. If you think your dog has an eye infection, reach out to us so we can help figure out the issue.

Today we honour the sacrifice and courage of those who bravely served and continue to serve our country. We also honour ...
11/11/2024

Today we honour the sacrifice and courage of those who bravely served and continue to serve our country. We also honour the furry companions that served alongside their humans and continue to support veterans healing and recovering from service.

Friday fun fact!
11/08/2024

Friday fun fact!

Think your senior pet is suffering from arthritis? While they can be good at hiding pain, here are some signs to look ou...
11/06/2024

Think your senior pet is suffering from arthritis? While they can be good at hiding pain, here are some signs to look out for. There are several ways we can help alleviate pain and keep them active throughout their senior years. Reach out if you have any questions!

Not all chews are created equal. Some can be harmful for your pet and even cause cracked or broken teeth. The Veterinary...
11/04/2024

Not all chews are created equal. Some can be harmful for your pet and even cause cracked or broken teeth. The Veterinary Oral Health Council has a list of safe dental health products for your dog or cat. You can find both lists here:
http://www.vohc.org/all_accepted_products.html

Did you know November is Senior Pet Month? Follow us as we share some tips (and love) for all the senior pets out there!...
11/01/2024

Did you know November is Senior Pet Month? Follow us as we share some tips (and love) for all the senior pets out there!

With Halloween coming tomorrow, be sure to keep an eye on your pets. The commotion of trick or treaters and the doorbell...
10/30/2024

With Halloween coming tomorrow, be sure to keep an eye on your pets. The commotion of trick or treaters and the doorbell ringing throughout the night can make them anxious. It’s a good idea to have them microchipped and to have their proper ID tags on.

If they aren’t already, speak to us about getting your cat microchipped.
10/28/2024

If they aren’t already, speak to us about getting your cat microchipped.

Did you know? Dogs can actually see in colour, just not as vividly as we do. Their colour spectrum is just a bit more li...
10/25/2024

Did you know? Dogs can actually see in colour, just not as vividly as we do. Their colour spectrum is just a bit more limited than ours as they see in shades of brown, gray, yellow and blue. It’s called dichromatic vision, and is similar to humans who experience red-green colour blindness.
Learn more in this interesting article from the BC SPCA:
https://spca.bc.ca/news/how-dogs-see-colour/

Have a senior pet at home? It’s best to bring them in twice a year for their wellness exam.
10/23/2024

Have a senior pet at home? It’s best to bring them in twice a year for their wellness exam.

The fact we all needed to hear today 😉
10/21/2024

The fact we all needed to hear today 😉

If you notice any of these signs - a strong cough (often with“honking” sound), runny nose, sneezing, loss of appetite or...
10/18/2024

If you notice any of these signs - a strong cough (often with
“honking” sound), runny nose, sneezing, loss of appetite or lethargy, keep your dog away from places where other dogs gather. They may have kennel cough, which is contagious.

If you notice your dog exhibiting signs such as difficulty getting up from a lying position, limping, difficulty going u...
10/16/2024

If you notice your dog exhibiting signs such as difficulty getting up from a lying position, limping, difficulty going up and down stairs, or groaning when lying down or getting up, reach out to us to book them in for an appointment. We can help alleviate pain and discomfort and keep them active throughout their golden years!

Wishing you all a safe and happy Thanksgiving spent with family and friends…human or furry!
10/14/2024

Wishing you all a safe and happy Thanksgiving spent with family and friends…human or furry!

In case you needed a good dog joke today ;)
10/11/2024

In case you needed a good dog joke today ;)

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8 Highland Park Boulevard
Thornhill, ON
L3T1B8

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+19058818310

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