Lawrence Park Animal Hospital

Lawrence Park Animal Hospital Animal Hospital We are happy to be celebrating our 31st year of serving the families of North Toronto and their beloved pets. Welcoming new patients !

At Lawrence Park Animal Hospital, we treat your pets as if they were own. We value all of our wonderful clients and strive to bring the very best and advanced medicine and surgical techniques in the care of our patients.

Bronson visited with a sore paw and enjoyed the cool tile floor while he waited. .bronson Feel better young man! 🐶❤️🐶 ...
07/06/2025

Bronson visited with a sore paw and enjoyed the cool tile floor while he waited. .bronson Feel better young man! 🐶❤️🐶

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Welcome Michelle, who has joined our team as an ACA. Originally from Ireland, Michelle brings a wide range of skills tha...
07/05/2025

Welcome Michelle, who has joined our team as an ACA. Originally from Ireland, Michelle brings a wide range of skills that will complement our already awesome LPAH family. 😻🐈‍⬛🐈😻Happy Caturday!

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Tick Talk: Tick season is in full bloom. Be sure to keep your fur kids up to date on flea, tick and heartworm preventio...
07/04/2025

Tick Talk: Tick season is in full bloom. Be sure to keep your fur kids up to date on flea, tick and heartworm prevention. If you are unsure about the best choice for your pet, contact us for a recommendation based upon your pet’s individual health and wellness profile. We are happy to help cause Ticks are ick.

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All in a day’s work. happy Birthday Kyra! 🎉🎂🥳
07/03/2025

All in a day’s work. happy Birthday Kyra! 🎉🎂🥳

Happy Canada Day to all of our wonderful clients and patients. Enjoy your day ! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦 health partners
07/01/2025

Happy Canada Day to all of our wonderful clients and patients. Enjoy your day ! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

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As we approach the Canada Day Holiday, now is the time to make a plan to keep your pets calm and safe. Fireworks and p...
06/30/2025

As we approach the Canada Day Holiday, now is the time to make a plan to keep your pets calm and safe. Fireworks and party festivities can be most upsetting. Here are some tips worth considering:

1. Provide a safe haven —a quiet secure space where your pet can retreat at will when needed.

2.. Provide “timeouts”—breaks from party action especially if a lot of young children are around and interacting with a pet not used to such attention.

3. Make sure your pet’s ID is securely fastened to them and that microchip details are up to date, in the event that your pet runs to escape fireworks noise.

4. Keep to as regular routine and diet as possible. Party food is not the treat you may think it is.

5. If your pet regularly reacts to fireworks or thunder storms consider a “thunder” shirt or similar.

6. Dogs are one event learners. If they are frightened, they will remember and this could set off a pattern of behaviour that may become problematic in future. In extreme cases medication may be needed to take the edge off of the fear.

With a little planning and observation you and your favourite fur kids can enjoy your Canada Day celebrations.

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Stanley had a hot spot on his neck after a lake swim. We needed to get creative to distract him while the area could be ...
06/29/2025

Stanley had a hot spot on his neck after a lake swim. We needed to get creative to distract him while the area could be “treated” and the treat container did the trick. 🐶❤️🐶.

A hot spot is an area of itchy infected skin that develops when wet fur can’t adequately dry in hot humid weather. Bacteria grows causing itching. Scratching and licking exacerbates the problem and a full on problem develops. To treat a hot spot , we usually shave the fur, cleanse fully and apply antibiotic cream. Keeping the area clean and dry is paramount.

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Our artist-in-residence, Kyra, keeps our sidewalk messaging on-point. Lovely work Kyra ! 🎨👩‍🎨🖌️🫟 health part...
06/28/2025

Our artist-in-residence, Kyra, keeps our sidewalk messaging on-point. Lovely work Kyra ! 🎨👩‍🎨🖌️🫟

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06/27/2025

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It’s ok, Appa. You can come out now. It’s Fri-yay! health partners
06/27/2025

It’s ok, Appa. You can come out now. It’s Fri-yay!

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Mixed reviews of the Selena Oreos 👍👎🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️Dr Larry leading the shenanigans again. 😩 health partners
06/26/2025

Mixed reviews of the Selena Oreos 👍👎🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️Dr Larry leading the shenanigans again. 😩
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LPAH Canada Day Weekend Hours;Saturday June 28th: 9am-1pm for Food/Med pick up onlySunday June 29th: CLOSEDMonday June 3...
06/25/2025

LPAH Canada Day Weekend Hours;

Saturday June 28th: 9am-1pm for Food/Med pick up only
Sunday June 29th: CLOSED
Monday June 30th: 8am - 6pm
Tuesday July 1st: CLOSED
Wednesday July 2nd: 8am - 6pm

In case of any emergency please contact Toronto Animal Health Partners at 416-380-7400

Address

3158 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON
M4N2K6

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+14164857779

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There has been a veterinary hospital serving clients and patients in the Lawrence Park and neighbouring area for over fifty years. In 1992, Dr. Larry Wilder renovated the previous hospital and renamed it “Lawrence Park Animal Hospital”. Although there had been a hospital at this location, the declining health of the previous owner had resulted in a very small client base. Dr. Wilder’s practice was essentially a new practice start-up. In the ensuing years, the practice has steadily grown, providing veterinary services to the neighbourhood’s dogs and cats. The practice contributes significantly to the shelter community and specifically the Durham Region Humane Society, providing veterinary services for complex cases, along with veterinary services for dogs from the Caribbean. Giving back is a high priority for Dr. Wilder. With the growth of the hospital, the staff has grown from one part-time employee to its present complement of staff and their fur babies.