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Lawrence Park Animal Hospital

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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.

04/02/2025

Chico is recovering from sedation with Dr. Eves. He had chest x-rays to check heart and lungs. And a warm hug is always the best way to recover. 🐶❤️

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04/01/2025

Dr Megan is providing detailed instructions to Finnigan and he is listening intently. During annual exams, we have an opportunity to discuss any concerns you may have about your fur kid’s overall health, including weight management, behaviour and parasite control. Our appointments are timed to allow for good dialogue.

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03/31/2025

Monday mood. Moose waits patiently and catches a little nap while the hoomans chat at his annual checkup. — . 🐶❤️

03/30/2025

Out Like a Lion. Here is “Blue” to warm your heart if you’ve had a little too much Mother Nature this weekend. 😻🥶❄️

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03/29/2025

Oliver decided to review his records when he visited for his annual physical exam. Dr Wilder said everything was A+.and he is cleared for squirrel chasing. Good boy Oliver. 🐶❤️ ✅
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03/27/2025

Skunks are moving about. Time to purchase the recipe ingredients ! 🦨

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03/26/2025

Yankee visited for a Librela injection. Librela (bedinvetmab) is a monthly injection for dogs, specifically designed to manage pain associated with osteoarthritis, by working to reduce the effects of nerve growth factor (NGF), a key factor in canine OA pain. Pain management provides our pets comfort and a higher quality of life.

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03/25/2025

Back to winter or out like a lion. Juliet donned her best outfit for her visit. We were performing a cardiac workup—a variety of tests to confirm her heart health. 🐶❤️
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03/24/2025

It’s Monday. Stay under a blanket if you can. Khajiit is recovering after his dental prophylaxis. 🦷🪥🐈😻
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03/23/2025

This little cutie is a Potcake. Fergus is a rescue through Potcake Palace. We are pleased to assist in the care of these great little dogs who come to Canada seeking their forever homes. 🐶❤️✈️
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03/22/2025

Tick talk: Winter is on the way out and spring has sprung. Wildlife is waking up and ticks that may have been dormant in January and February resume their search for a blood meal. Now is the time to resume administering flea and tick medication. We have seen positive Lyme disease cases amongst our patients and active ticks. If you have paused the medication for a few months, a blood test may be recommended before restarting. Please contact us as soon as possible to discuss your pet’s specific needs for flea and tick control as well as whether a Lyme disease vaccine is recommended.

Ticks are ick but we have a fix for that.

03/21/2025

You’re ok Chocolate. You made it to Friday. 🙀🗓️🎉

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03/20/2025

Winter is the time for skin irritation—sidewalk chemicals, indoor dryness, licking all contribute. Now tjat the snow has melted, its prime time for allergy flare ups as dogs trot through decauing brown leaves and grasses. Jada had skin irritation on her belly area. Dr. Eves shaved it and cleaned with some antiseptic solution. Jada is focused on treats so she doesn’t seem to mind.
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03/19/2025

Cuteness alert! Apollo is here for his first puppy exam with Dr. Ellen. 🐶
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03/18/2025

Who needs the gym? Charlie and Bear visit for their influenza vaccines and Tash decided she could bench press two pupsters. 🐶🐶🏋🏾
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03/17/2025

Happy St Patricks Day, the day when everyone channels a wee bit of Irish.

May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields. Slainte

03/16/2025

Drake, who ate a grape is a bit tired after we induced emesis and successfully retrieved grape. Why worry about one grape, you might ask? From our perspective our thought process is this: Do you know exactly how many grapes were consumed? What number of grapes are poisonous? 1? 4? 10? It’s really impossible to know without a great risk. We err on the side of caution —better to induce vomiting than to treat a very sick dog if poisoning ensues. Drake is just fine and enjoying a rainy Sunday. But no grapes. 🍇🐶❤️
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03/15/2025

Itchy paws brought Cedar to us. When dogs have itchy paws, they tend to lick incessantly which only serves to intensify the issue. There are a number of reasons dog lick their paws and we can help get to the bottom of the problem and on to a solution.
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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

Website

http://www.LawrenceParkAH.com/

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Remember Coral? Coral was brought to Toronto to see Dr Wilder for treatment of heartworm disease and a badly damaged foot. Dr Wilder was able to treat the foot avoiding amputation. He worked with Pawsability to fashion a prosthetic leg and as you can see, Coral is adapting very well. It takes a village. Potcake Puppy Palace, Pawsability and Lawrence Park Animal Hospital partnered to give Coral a new future. 🐶❤️

This is Ed resting comfortably after his neuter. Ed is a Boston Terrier, part of what we call in veterinary medicine a brachycephalic breed. These dogs have compressed oral and nasal passages, that can make anesthesia more complex than your “average dog”…including hypoplastic tracheas (narrower diameter of the trachea). In the video you can see Ed resting comfortably and snoring away…note the towel under his chin to keep the neck extended and improve his post operative breathing. Quality medical and surgical care…always going above and beyond at LPAH

Barney is a service dog. When he visits us he is temporarily “off duty” and it’s treat time!

Dr Larry working up a new routine.

Fortunately for the world breaking is no longer an Olympic event. The shenanigans just went up a notch. No animals were harmed in the filming of this video however some staff may not be able to unsee. 🙀🐶🥇💛 #lpahsmilefile #dogsoftoronto #lawrenceparkah #torontovec #bttoronto #animal health partners #torontovec #oneeyedcats #dogsofinstagram #annexcatrescue #torontodogmoms #fml_toronto

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Our Story

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.