McLean Animal Hospital

02/20/2025

Happy Love Your Pet Day!
Today is the perfect day to show your pet just how much they mean to you. Whether it’s with a belly rub, a new toy, or a check-up at the clinic, Share an image of your pet below and spread the love today! ❤️

02/19/2025

Bacteria from the mouth can seed to other parts of the body affecting overall health and longevity. Get ahead of the game and work with our veterinary team to create a lifelong prevention plan for your pet. It's never too late to start.
Call us today to book an appointment.

02/18/2025

We will be participating in National Cupcake Day on Monday February 24th.
All the proceeds from the sale of the cupcakes will go to our Oscar Fund which helps pets in need in our community.
If you are interested in donating and getting a cupcake, join us on the 24th!

02/18/2025

02/14/2025

We will be closed Monday February 17th for Family Day!

We will be back open regular hours Tuesday February 18th from 9am to 5pm.

02/14/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day!

02/12/2025

Small, daily steps can greatly improve your puppy/kitten's oral health. For example, you can start by rubbing their gums with your finger, introducing them to pet-safe toothpaste, and finally, a pet-safe toothbrush. Give us a call for more tips like this, to prevent your pet from developing dental disease.
Contact us to schedule an appointment:
416-752-5114 or [email protected]

02/09/2025

Happy National Pizza Day!

Enjoy a slice with your family and friends!

02/03/2025

It’s National Golden Retriever Day!

Did you know Golden Retrievers are one of the most popular dog breeds in the world? They’re known for being friendly, loyal, and always up for an adventure! Share a picture of your Golden below and tell us what makes them so special to you!

02/03/2025

Brushing your pets teeth can be tricky at first, but with some practice, it can be a part of their routine.

02/01/2025

In honour of February being Black History Month we are shining a light on a prominent Black veterinarians who made incredible contributions to the veterinary field.

Dr. Alfreda Johnson Webb and Dr. Jane Hinton were the first Black women to earn DVM degrees in the United States. She graduated from the Tuskegee School of Veterinary Medicine in 1949, and was the first Black female licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the United States.

Dr. Hinton earned her DVM degree at the University of Pennsylvania in 1949. Prior to attending veterinary school, Dr. Hinton worked in a Harvard laboratory where she co-developed what is now one of the standard methods to test bacterial resistance in antibiotics.

01/31/2025

Felix made himself at home while he was here today for a recheck! What a sweet guy 💙

01/28/2025

Walnut was in today for his first visit with us! He’s 13 weeks old. Isn’t he adorable? ☺️ 💙🐱

01/28/2025

Separating the true from the false, Dr. Sperry, DVM, give us the real information on things our pets likely do.

01/28/2025

Winter weather conditions often require us to change the way we manage our pets’ health, safety, and wellbeing. Here are a few tips to keep cats and dogs in paw-some health all winter.

01/23/2025

Is your dog an Aquarius? 🐶♒️