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The Mission and Philosophy of Toronto Central Animal Clinic is to provide the best possible care to our clients and their pets. With that as our primary goal, clients will want to return to our practice and will allow us to continue to care for their pets. Our standards of care should be that which we would expect and demand for our own pets. Our patients and their owners will receive the very best quality of care and service they deserve.

01/27/2025

Your pet’s dental health is key to their overall wellness. Regular dental checkups can prevent gum disease, tooth loss, and even more severe health problems like heart disease. Don’t wait until there’s a problem—schedule a dental cleaning today!

We offer professional dental services to keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain-free. A clean mouth means a healthy pet!

01/24/2025

When the weather outside is too cold, it can be challenging to keep your pet active. But indoor playtime is just as important to keep them fit and healthy. Use interactive toys, puzzle feeders, or hide-and-seek games to keep your pets entertained indoors.

Mental stimulation is just as important as physical activity for pets. Keep your indoor pets engaged with activities that challenge their minds and bodies.

01/21/2025

Staying hydrated in the winter is just as important for pets as it is in the summer. Cold weather can dehydrate pets more quickly than you think, so make sure they have access to plenty of fresh water. If your pet spends time outside, check that their water bowl doesn’t freeze.

Consider adding wet food to your pet’s diet to increase hydration, especially if they seem less interested in drinking water. Keep your pets healthy and hydrated all year long!

01/18/2025

Cold weather can be tough on pets, especially during winter walks. Always monitor your pet for signs of discomfort, like shivering or limping, and keep their walks short. Using pet-friendly boots and jackets can help protect them from the cold and snow.

Ensure your pet has a warm place to return to indoors and avoid walking them on icy surfaces. Let’s keep your pets safe and warm this winter!

01/15/2025

The holidays can throw off your pet’s routine, from indulging in extra treats to experiencing more stress than usual. Now is the perfect time to bring your pet in for a post-holiday wellness check to ensure they’re healthy and ready for the new year.

We’ll assess your pet’s overall health and provide any necessary treatments or recommendations. Let’s make sure your furry friends are in tip-top shape for 2025!

01/12/2025

Your pet’s diet plays a critical role in their overall health and well-being. Start the new year by taking a closer look at what your pet is eating. A balanced diet tailored to their age, breed, and activity level can help prevent health issues and keep them at their best.

If you’re unsure of the best diet for your pet, we’re here to help! We can create a personalized nutrition plan that supports their health and wellness goals for 2025.

01/10/2025

February is the dental month.

01/09/2025

As pets age, they often experience joint stiffness, especially in their hips and knees. Maintaining joint health through regular exercise, a proper diet, and joint supplements can help your senior pet stay comfortable and mobile.

Keep your pet moving with low-impact exercises, and ask us about supplements to support joint health. Early care can prevent discomfort later in life.

01/06/2025

Heartworm disease is a serious condition that affects the heart and lungs of pets, but the good news is that it’s entirely preventable. Make sure your pet is on year-round heartworm prevention medication to protect them from this dangerous parasite.

If you’re unsure about your pet’s prevention schedule, contact us today. Prevention is always easier and safer than treatment. Let’s keep your pets heartworm-free in 2025!

01/03/2025

The start of a new year is the perfect time to set health goals for your pet! Whether you’re focusing on improving their diet, increasing exercise, or scheduling regular vet visits, these small steps can make a big difference in your pet’s long-term well-being.

Proactive care like wellness exams, vaccinations, and dental cleanings can help prevent future health issues and ensure your pet stays healthy all year long. Let’s make 2025 your pet’s healthiest year yet!

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from all of us! We wish you and your pets health, happiness, and wellness throughout the year ahead. This is the perfect time to set new goals for your pet’s health—whether it’s improving their diet, increasing their activity, or scheduling regular wellness checks.

We’re excited to continue caring for your pets in 2025. Let’s make this year the best one yet for your furry family members!

Happy New Year! What are your pet health goals for 2025? Share with us below!

12/31/2024

As we celebrate the end of 2024, it’s important to think about your pet’s safety. Fireworks and loud noises can be overwhelming for pets, so keeping them inside and providing a calm environment is key.

Create a cozy spot for your pets, play soft music to mask the noise, and consider using anxiety-relief products if your pet tends to get nervous. Let’s make sure your pets stay safe and comfortable as we enter the new year!

Share your New Year’s Eve pet safety tips with us in the comments!

12/28/2024

New Year’s Eve can be stressful for pets, with fireworks and loud celebrations causing anxiety. Help your pets feel safe by providing a quiet, comfortable space where they can retreat. Consider using calming aids like anxiety wraps or soothing music to help reduce their stress levels.

Make sure to keep your pets indoors and away from loud noises or crowds. Let’s ring in the new year with happy, stress-free pets!

How do you prepare your pets for New Year’s Eve? Share your tips with us in the comments!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us! We hope you and your pets have a joyful holiday filled with love and happiness. This season, don’t forget to keep your pets safe by avoiding holiday hazards like toxic foods, dangerous decorations, and overwhelming gatherings.

We’re thankful for the trust you’ve placed in us to care for your pets throughout the year. From our family to yours, we wish you a happy and safe Christmas!

Merry Christmas! Share your favorite holiday moments with your pets in the comments below!

12/21/2024

Winter can take a toll on your pet’s skin and coat, so grooming becomes even more important during the colder months. Regular brushing helps to remove dead fur and reduce matting, while moisturizing shampoos can keep their coat soft and hydrated.

Make sure your pet is dry after walks and keep their paws free from ice and salt, which can cause irritation. Grooming isn’t just about keeping your pet looking great—it’s essential for their comfort and health.

Keep your pet’s coat healthy all winter long. Contact us to schedule a winter grooming session!

12/18/2024

Regular wellness exams are crucial for your pet’s long-term health. These checkups allow us to detect any early signs of illness and ensure your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations and preventive care. Proactive care means fewer surprises and better overall well-being for your furry friends.

During a wellness exam, we assess your pet’s weight, dental health, and general condition, addressing any concerns before they become serious. Make wellness exams a priority to give your pet the best chance at a long, healthy life.

Schedule your pet’s wellness exam today! It’s the best way to keep them healthy year-round.

12/15/2024

A decorated Christmas tree is beautiful, but it can be tempting for curious pets. Make sure your tree is securely anchored, and avoid placing fragile or dangerous ornaments within your pet’s reach. Low-hanging lights and ornaments can be a hazard.

Consider using pet-friendly decorations, and keep an eye on pets when they’re near the tree. Let’s keep the Christmas tree safe for everyone in the family!

How do you protect your Christmas tree from your pets? Let us know in the comments!

12/13/2024

The holidays bring lots of delicious food, but many festive treats are harmful to pets. Chocolate, grapes, onions, and even turkey skin can be toxic. Make sure you keep these foods out of reach to avoid a trip to the emergency vet.

Offer your pet safe, healthy treats instead, and let your guests know not to feed your pet table scraps. Keep your furry friends safe and happy during the holiday feasts!

Spread the word about holiday food safety for pets. Share this post with other pet owners!

Address

167 Parliament Street
Toronto, ON
M5A2Z2

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

4163607400

Website

http://www.torontocentralvet.com/

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