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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 3pm

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03/25/2025

Miss Millie is running head (and tongue) first into spring! 🌸

She’s got Simparica Trio on board and is ready to sunbathe belly up in the grass without a care in the world!🌱

Fleas and ticks dont have anything on her ✌🏻

03/22/2025

A calming window seat is always perfect for first puppy visit jitters 🩵

🐾Zeira was very brave for her first vaccine and looks forward to coming back for lots more snuggles (and treats 🦴) 🐾

03/21/2025

🐈‍⬛😻Happy Feline Friday! With the first day of spring behind us, we’re all excited to bask in the warmer weather 🐈‍⬛😻

Blackie would like to showcase his brand new hair-do, just in time for springtime ☀️⛅️🕶️ isn’t he handsome?

03/19/2025

🌹 Remembering Redi 🌹
Today, we take a moment to remember Redi, a happy and loving girl who brought so much joy to those around her. It’s hard to believe it has been a year since her passing. Her gentle spirit, playful heart, and unwavering companionship are dearly missed.

We’re grateful to Redi’s family for sharing these beautiful photos, allowing us to celebrate her memory. Though she may be gone, she will always hold a special place in their hearts—and ours.

Run free, sweet Redi. ❤️🌈

Feel free to share a photo of your beloved pet who has crossed the rainbow bridge. Let’s honor their memory together. ❤️🌈

03/18/2025

Tick Talk Tuesday

Cocoa and Copper want to remind everyone that ticks are OUT and they are SNEAKY!

Ticks can range in size from a tiny poppy seed to a small grape, making them hard to spot and easy to miss if you’re not vigilant.

Common tick bite locations include:
🔴 Armpits
🔴 Groin
🔴 Around the ears

BUT ticks can be found anywhere—even in hidden spots like between the toes, on the muzzle, and around the eyes!

Can you spot all five ticks hidden in the picture below?

03/17/2025

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Tilbury Vet Clinic! 🍀

Wishing all our furry friends and their humans a lucky, joyful, and tail-wagging day! May your pets be as happy as a pup finding a bundle of treats at the end of the rainbow. 🌈🐾

Don’t forget to keep your pets safe—watch out for any sneaky snacks they shouldn’t have, and if you have any questions, we’re here to help!

Share a photo of your pet in their St. Paddy’s best in the comments! We’d love to see them! 💚🐶🐱

03/15/2025

🎉 Happy 3rd Birthday, Bob! 🎂🐾

It’s a paw-ty at Tilbury Vet today because our handsome buddy Bob the Lab is celebrating his 3rd birthday! 🎈🥳 His family sent us this adorable picture, and we couldn’t resist sharing his big day with all of you!

Let’s show Bob some love! ❤️ Drop a 🐶🎂 in the comments to wish him a happy birthday!

Does your pet have a birthday coming up? Send us a picture—we’d love to celebrate with you! 🎊🐾

03/11/2025

Tick Talk Tuesday 🎙

Lyme disease, carried by tiny blacklegged ticks, is increasing- and it's spreading. Plus, once a dog is infected, the symptoms may be unnoticeable. Silent infections may ultimately cause permanent changes to your dog's joints. Ask us about helping to protect your pet.

03/08/2025

🚨 March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month! 🚨

Did you know that lilies can be highly toxic to cats? Even a small nibble on the petals, leaves, or pollen can cause kidney failure—and drinking water from a vase with lilies is just as dangerous!

🌿 Not all "lilies" are the same! Some plants with "lily" in their name aren’t actually toxic, but true lilies (Lilium & Hemerocallis species) are extremely dangerous.

🚫 Highly toxic lilies for cats:
❌ Easter Lily
❌ Tiger Lily
❌ Asiatic Lily
❌ Daylily
❌ Stargazer Lily

What to do if your cat is exposed?
🚑 Seek emergency vet care IMMEDIATELY! Early treatment can save lives.

🛑 Best way to prevent poisoning? Keep lilies out of your home!

Share to spread awareness and keep our feline friends safe! 💜🐱

03/07/2025

You’re not gonna guess who came in for a visit to meet Dr.Khan and the team for a puppy check-up …

I am a yummy chocolate, filled with caramel goodness

Can you guess my name?

03/05/2025

⚖️🐶Did you know small breed dogs are more prone to periodontal disease than larger breeds? 🐶⚖️

If you have a small fur baby at home, it may be time to consider looking deeper into their oral hygiene 🦷🔍

03/04/2025

🕷️ Tick-Talk Tuesday! 🕷️

March is Tick Awareness Month! 🌿🦠

Did you know? Ticks become active anytime it's above 0°C! ❄➡☀ These tiny pests can transmit nasty diseases to pets, so stay vigilant this season. Check your pets regularly and talk to us about prevention!

Stay tuned for more Tick-Talk Tuesday posts all month long!

03/01/2025

"Happy Cat-urday! 🌸
Salt wants to wish everyone a safe and fun weekend! 💕 Hopefully, this warm weather sticks around—we're more than ready for spring over here!" 🌞

02/27/2025

"Smile Bright This Dental Month: Easy Ways to Keep Your Pet's Teeth Healthy!"

Sochi wants to highlight some easy ways to keep your pet's teeth healthy! Adding a simple routine can help preserve their teeth, freshen their breath, and prevent plaque and tartar buildup. Whether you have a young pet, a senior pet, or one who needs to avoid anesthesia, these tools are perfect for all ages.

Available in convenient options:

🪥Toothbrush & pet-safe toothpaste

🦷Liquid or powder water additives

🐶Veggiedent treats

🐶Oral spray

No prescription needed—available anytime in our office.

🩵 Share a pic of your pet showing off their pearly whites! 🩵

If you have any questions about the Vetradent line we carry, feel free to reach out! Our staff personally uses these products and has seen amazing benefits in their own pets. We’d be happy to help!

02/23/2025

🐾 February 22nd is World Spay Day! 🐾

This World Spay Day, let’s talk about the importance of spaying your pets (both dogs and cats) at the right age. 🐶🐱 Spaying is one of the best ways to protect your furry friend from future health issues and unwanted surprises.

Why is spaying so important?

✨ Prevents Unwanted Pregnancy: Spaying eliminates the risk of accidental litters and contributes to reducing the number of homeless animals.
✨ Avoids Pseudopregnancy: Female pets can experience symptoms of pregnancy without actually being pregnant, which can be uncomfortable and lead to complications.
✨ Prevents Pyometra: This life-threatening infection of the uterus is common in unspayed females and can be fatal if not treated.
✨ Reduces the Risk of Mammary Tumors: Spaying before the first heat cycle greatly reduces the risk of mammary cancer later in life.

Spaying at the right age (typically around 5-6 months for most pets) can help prevent these serious health concerns and ensure a long, happy life for your pet. 🐾

Call us today to learn more about the benefits of spaying and to schedule your pet’s procedure. Let’s help keep our furry friends safe and healthy! 💕

02/18/2025

Looking to improve your pet's health with a food that does it all? In celebration of Dental Month, Milo wants to spotlight Hills T/D (Tooth Diet), our top pick for dental care:

🦷Perfect for cats and dogs of all sizes (available in regular and small bites)

🩵Unique kibble design helps clean hard-to-reach spots

🪥Fights plaque and bacteria to promote better oral health

🐶Balanced and nutritious for lifelong feeding

🐱Oral health improvements can also boost overall wellness

Contains Omega fatty acids for a shiny, healthy coat

🦷Did you know that dental disease in pets is linked to serious health issues, including heart, liver, and kidney disease? Plaque buildup can lead to gum infection, which allows harmful bacteria to enter the bloodstream and affect major organs. Hills T/D helps prevent this by cleaning teeth and fighting plaque, reducing the risk of dental disease and the complications that come with it.

Considering a diet change? Drop by for more info or check out our Dental Month specials, including a sample of T/D (while supplies last)!

02/17/2025

🌟 Happy Family Day from Leonard & Susan! 🌟

Just a quick reminder to our Tilbury vet clinic family that we are CLOSED today in celebration of Family Day. We hope you all enjoy this special time with your loved ones. 💙

We will reopen on Tuesday, February 18th at 8:30 AM and will be available until 5:30 PM.

✨ What are you doing today with your pets? We’d love to hear how you're spending the day with your furry family members! Share your plans in the comments below. 🐾

Wishing everyone a wonderful and relaxing Family Day! See you soon! ✨

02/14/2025

💘 Give Your Pet the Gift of a Healthy Smile this Valentine’s Day! 🦷💖

This Valentine’s Day, show your furry friend just how much you love them by giving them something they really need – a dental cleaning! 🐾✨

Did you know that dental disease affects over 70% of pets over the age of 2? That’s a lot of bad breath, gum disease, and potential pain your pet could be hiding. By scheduling a dental cleaning for your dog or cat, you're not just giving them a fresh breath – you're also helping to prevent serious health issues like:

✨ Periodontal disease
✨ Tooth loss
✨ Painful gum infections
✨ Systemic health problems (like heart disease and kidney issues)

And let’s not forget – a clean mouth means more tail wags and snuggles! 🐶🐱

This Valentine's Day, show your love with a dental checkup to keep your pet’s smile as bright as their personality.

💌 Book a dental appointment today and make your pet feel extra loved this February!

Address

2 Louise Street
Tilbury, ON
N0P2L0

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

5196823556

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Miss Millie is running head (and tongue) first into spring! 🌸 She’s got Simparica Trio on board and is ready to sunbathe belly up in the grass without a care in the world!🌱 Fleas and ticks dont have anything on her ✌🏻

🕷️ Tick-Talk Tuesday! 🕷️ March is Tick Awareness Month! 🌿🦠 Did you know? Ticks become active anytime it's above 0°C! ❄➡☀ These tiny pests can transmit nasty diseases to pets, so stay vigilant this season. Check your pets regularly and talk to us about prevention! Stay tuned for more Tick-Talk Tuesday posts all month long!

When Friday comes around! Have a great weekend, everyone 💕 🐾

Can you lend an EAR, because what I’m about to tell you, MITE shock you !! There are several types of EAR mites that can live in cats' , but the most common are Otodectes Cynotis,tiny,eight legged parasites that feed on the waxs and oils in the ear canal of cats and dogs. These mites are barely detected by the naked eye and need to be seen under a microscope. These little mites cause irritation and inflammation and can affect the internal and external ear canal and can lead to more serious skin and ear infections. WHAT CAUSES EAR MITES ? Ear mites are highly contagious, and animals become infested by direct contact with other infested animals. Did you know EAR mites are responsible for more than 50% of all feline ear infections. WHAT ARE THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS? 🌟 Excessive scratching and rubbing of ears 🌟 head shaking and fur loss around the ears 🌟 Coffee ground like debris in ear canals. 🌟 scratches or scabs near the ear. HOW TO TEST FOR EAR MITES? 🔬 We take a small sample of the coffee like debris and place a drop of mineral oil onto the slide and place under the microscope. ( Check out our video) Do you see those mites a swimming ? Those are EAR mites !! HOW TO TREAT EAR MITES ? Ear mites can be easily treated by either Revolution Plus or Nexgard Combo ( just a few products our office carries). If the ears are infected or have a build-up of debris, a gentle cleaning may be required. At times, an antibiotic may also be required if there is an underlying infection.