Tillsonburg Veterinary Centre

02/25/2025

Happy Tuesday🤣🤣

02/22/2025

Rufus was in to see Dr. Bianca today, and as always was cute as a button 🤩

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day

02/13/2025

We will be closing at 6:00 tonight to make sure our staff arrive home safely. Thank you for your understanding 🥰

02/13/2025

Valentine's Day is tomorrow. Please be sure and keep the chocolate out of reach from our furry friends. If they do accidently eat some...seek help immediately!💘💘

02/13/2025

We will be closed for Family Day. If you require emergency care please reach out to Brant Norfolk Veterinary Emergency Clinic in Brantford (519-720-0753) or Southwest Veterinary Hospital in London (519-672-1623). Both are Canadian and privately owned. 🇨🇦

02/13/2025

We will open today ....may be a little bit later than usual. Please call before coming to ensure we are there.

02/13/2025

Ain't that the truth🥰🥰

02/12/2025

Happy Canada’s Agriculture Day! 🍁🌽
Today, we’re celebrating the heart and soul of our country—the hardworking farmers who grow the top-quality food we all enjoy.

02/02/2025

Hoping for 6 weeks until Spring💐🥀🌹🪻

01/21/2025

Purrfect advice for a day like today🥰

01/20/2025

Please keep your furry friends safe

01/14/2025

Good pointers with the colder weather

01/13/2025

As we begin 2025 we have unfortunate news to share that a dog in Sudbury has tested positive for the Canine Distemper Virus, a highly contagious and potentially deadly disease. There is some reason to believe this dog may have been exposed to other dogs while still shedding the virus, however at this time, no other confirmed cases have been identified.

Please be sure your animals are protected and if you are concerned give us a call and we can check for you. 519-688-2932

Here is a brief list of clinical signs that may be associated with Distemper infection:
Mild cases may present with lethargy, decreased appetite, fever, and respiratory signs.
In young dogs or in dogs with inadequate immunity, signs can be much worse and are listed by body system:
Respiratory signs (difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, coughing, ocular or nasal discharge, conjunctivitis)
Gastrointestinal signs (vomiting, diarrhea (often with blood) and straining)
Neurological signs (skin sensitivity, neck stiffness, balance issues, abnormal eye movements (nystagmus), circling, behavior changes, seizures, limb weakness, muscle twitching)
Ocular signs (dry eye, red eye, ocular discharge (thick yellow or green), light sensitivity)
Dermatologic signs (pustular dermatitis in puppies, hyperkeratosis (thickening/hardening) of the nasal or digital pads)
Because respiratory signs are often the first signs of illness, Distemper can sometimes be mistaken for Kennel Cough. The difference is that in dogs with Kennel Cough, the dog is typically acting normally, eating well, and feeling generally the same as usual; with Distemper, the dog is often tired, weak, uninterested in food, and feeling unwell.
If you have questions about Canine Distemper Virus, www.veterinarypartner.com is an excellent resource for medical information.

Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex or CIRDC is an endemic disease (always present in populations), with various known bacterial and viral causes.

01/13/2025

We have so many in our area....being seen in town.....please keep your pets safe

01/05/2025

Sadly she has been found deceased.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!!

12/23/2024

How amazing would that be 💖💖