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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 !
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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.

11/21/2024

Coral’s Journey. This is Coral. Coral is a rescue dog being brought to Canada from the Bahamas through the efforts of Canadian benefactors and Potcake Puppy Palace. Coral is suffering from a serious case of heartworm disease and a badly injured leg that will likely require amputation. Dr Wilder will oversee her medical care in Canada and perform the necessary surgery. We are pleased to partner with Potcake Puppy Palace to provide her medical care, and assist to see Coral to health and her forever home.

In the meantime before Coral arrives, Potcake Puppy Palace and their Canadian contingency is looking for a foster home or potential forever home to care for Coral while she undergoes her treatment.

Watch for updates on her journey to health.

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11/20/2024

Cuteness alert. OMGoodness, Mila. 🐶❤️
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11/19/2024

Charlie (with Tash) recovers from his dental procedure. 🦷🐶❤️
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11/18/2024

Who said the Monday word. Charlotte is sure she heard it. 🐶❤️🙀
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11/17/2024

Sunday is the day to cuddle up with your favourite sheepy. Happy Sunday ! 🐕‍🦺🐾🐑
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11/16/2024

Phil and Erica having bit of a word at Phil’s recent visit. Happy Caturday. 😻
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11/15/2024

LPAH street art and Dad jokes 😻. Art by the talented Talking fleas and ticks on Yonge Street. Happy Friday. 😻🐶❤️
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11/14/2024

P**p is a window into your pet’s health. At our hospital we obviously have many diagnostic tools to determine gut health, but p**p is the front line indicator. It may seem like a weird obsession that we pet lovers share but truly, you can assess body function changes by day to day monitoring of well, p**p. Here’s to the daily p**p report! Share your p**p report in the comments below ! 🙀😻🐶💩❤️
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11/13/2024

Wading Through The Week Wednesday. Angus looking relaxed but a wee bit pensive on Gaia’s shoulder. 🙀😻❤️
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11/12/2024

Excellent reminder as the weather gets colder.

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11/12/2024

Good morning, Chester. Well aren’t you sweet! 🐶❤️
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11/11/2024

Tracer, Trigger and Trooper are military dogs in the Canadian Armed Forces. On this Remembrance Day, we remember all the brave canines who served with the Canadian Military in WWI and WWII.

11/10/2024

Well that seems like a good expenditure of research dollars! Sunday smile. Does your dog p**p in alignment ? 💩🐶🙀😻❤️
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11/09/2024

Happy Caturday. 😻😻
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11/08/2024

Travelling soon? Many foreign governments are now requiring microchip identification for travelling pets. On December 7 we are offering a special Microchip day for our patients. Even if you aren’t travelling a microchip is a reliable and safe method of permanent identification for your pet. Call to book your time. Spaces are limited. ✈️🐶😻❤️

11/07/2024

Coco heading home after her amputation surgery. Not sad, just good medications on board. see previous post for more on Cocos journey. 🐕‍🦺🐾🐾❤️
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11/07/2024

This is Coco a 5 yr old female black lab that we diagnosed with an osteosarcoma of her back ankle.

There was no metastatic disease, so to alleviate her pain and tumor progression we proceeded with a mid leg amputation.
Here she is recovering calmly and peacefully with our staff.

Coco will make a full and quick recovery. Bone tumors can be very painful, and she won’t be painful moving forward.
She wasn’t using the leg due to pain…so we amputate to alleviate the pain—the pain coming from constantly holding the foot up, and the tumor growth.

This is the type of advanced treatment and care we provide at Lawrence Park Animal Hospital…we expect Coco to resume her wonderful life with her family in a short time . 🐶❤️.
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11/06/2024

He’s back! HoHoHo. Book your time for a pet photo with Santa at LPAH. Saturday December 7th. Spaces limited. There is no fee for the photo but if you wish you can make a donation to Humane Society of Durham Refion. Book early. 🎄🎅😻🐶❤️
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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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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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Gimli visits for puppy checkup

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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.