Metro Animal Hospital

Metro Animal Hospital Since 1978, the Metro Animal Hospital team has prided itself in our continuity of compassionate pet

At Metro Animal Hospital, we understand the special bond that you share with your pet, whether it be a dog, cat, bird, rabbit, snake, amphibian or a pocket pet. We hold ourselves to a high standard of excellence through continuing education, state of the art equipment, and a love for each and every one of our patients. We have medical, surgical and dental facilities, including X-rays, and ultrasou

nd therapy. Our experienced veterinarians and veterinarian technicians will treat you and your pet with the attention, compassion, and knowledge that you so deserve. New clients are always welcome, we're looking forward to meeting you!

🐾When’s the last time you scheduled a wellness check-up for your pet? Here’s your new year reminder that our clinic is h...
03/10/2025

🐾When’s the last time you scheduled a wellness check-up for your pet? Here’s your new year reminder that our clinic is here to lend a helping paw!

Book your appointment with us today at (416) 698-3838. 🐶😺

🐾 Why Pet Blood Work Matters 🐾Regular blood work is one of the best ways to ensure your pet stays healthy! Here's why:- ...
03/03/2025

🐾 Why Pet Blood Work Matters 🐾

Regular blood work is one of the best ways to ensure your pet stays healthy! Here's why:
- Early Detection: Spot hidden issues like kidney or liver disease before symptoms show up.
- Monitor Health: Track chronic conditions like diabetes or thyroid problems to adjust treatment.
- Preventative Care: Especially for senior pets, blood tests catch problems before they escalate.

Routine bloodwork gives your vet a complete picture of your pet's health, leading to better care and a longer, happier life! 🐶🐱❤️

👉 Call us today to set up an appointment and get your pet’s bloodwork up to date! 📞

From protecting their paws on icy walks to keeping them warm indoors, a little extra care can make a big difference in y...
02/24/2025

From protecting their paws on icy walks to keeping them warm indoors, a little extra care can make a big difference in your pets well-being during the colder months. Whether you're a dog lover, a cat enthusiast, or both, these winter safety tips will help you and your pets enjoy the season worry-free! 🐕🐈✨

🔥 Watch for Hypothermia & Frostbite: If your pets show signs of shivering, lethargy, or reluctance to go outside, it could be too cold for them. Frostbite can affect areas like ears, paws, and tails, so always bring your pets inside if it’s too chilly.
🐱 Indoor Enrichment for Cats: Winter means more indoor time for cats. Provide stimulating toys, climbing structures, or cozy hideaways to keep them active and entertained.
🥶 Keep Them Warm at Night: Make sure your pets have a warm, dry place to sleep away from drafts. Heated beds or soft blankets can help them stay cozy during cold nights.
🧼 Rinse Off After Outdoor Play: After your dog (or adventurous cat) has been outside playing in the snow or slush, rinse off the salt and chemicals that could irritate their skin or paws.
🥣 Hydration: Even in the winter, it’s important to make sure your pets have access to fresh water. Indoor heating can dehydrate them, so keep their water bowls full and refreshing!

Did you know: Staying on top of your pet's dental care can help them live a longer and healthier life. Poor dental healt...
02/17/2025

Did you know: Staying on top of your pet's dental care can help them live a longer and healthier life.

Poor dental health in pets can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and infections. Regular check-ups, teeth cleanings, and home care all help to prevent dental problems from occurring.

P.S: Receive 20% off your pets teeth cleaning in February & March🎉

Your pet’s bladder health is vital for their overall wellbeing. Here are some tips to keep your pet’s bladder in top sha...
02/10/2025

Your pet’s bladder health is vital for their overall wellbeing. Here are some tips to keep your pet’s bladder in top shape:

💧 Stay Hydrated: Always provide fresh water for your pet. Proper hydration helps prevent urinary issues.

🍽️ Balanced Diet: Feed your pet a high-quality diet that supports urinary health. Consider foods specifically formulated for bladder health.

🚶‍♂️ Regular Bathroom Breaks: Make sure your pet has frequent opportunities for bathroom breaks, especially puppies and senior pets.

🏃‍♀️ Exercise: Encourage regular physical activity to maintain a healthy weight and good muscle tone, benefiting their urinary system.

🩺 Routine Vet Checkups: Schedule regular vet visits to catch any potential bladder issues early. Psst… have you had your annual check-up yet this year?

🚩 Watch for These Signs

🚫Frequent urination, straining or discomfort while urinating, blood in the urine, incontinence, and/or excessive licking of the ge***al area

For cat owners, ensure the litter box is clean and easily accessible. A dirty litter box can lead to urinary issues in cats.

If you notice any of these symptoms, don't wait! Call us at 416-698-3838 Your pet’s bladder health matters. Share this post to help raise awareness and keep your furry friend happy and healthy. 🐕🐈❤️

🐶🐱 Why vaccinate your pets?Vaccines protect dogs and cats from harmful diseases like:- Rabies (a fatal disease that can ...
02/03/2025

🐶🐱 Why vaccinate your pets?

Vaccines protect dogs and cats from harmful diseases like:
- Rabies (a fatal disease that can spread to humans 🛡️)
- Distemper (a highly contagious and often deadly virus)
- Parvovirus (a serious threat, especially to puppies)
- Feline Leukemia Virus (a leading cause of illness in cats)
- Leptospirosis

The benefits of pet vaccines:
- Keep them healthy: Avoid serious illnesses that can shorten their lives.
- Prevent costly treatments: Vaccines are a small price to pay compared to treating advanced diseases.
- Protect the community: Vaccinating your pets helps reduce the spread of dangerous diseases to other animals and humans.

What you can do today: Schedule a check-up with us to ensure your pet’s vaccinations are up to date.

Your pets give you unconditional love—return the favor by keeping them safe! ❤️🐾

2025 is here—time to check in on your pet's health! 🐾Annual check-ups are the perfect way to:✅ Get expert advice on weig...
01/27/2025

2025 is here—time to check in on your pet's health! 🐾

Annual check-ups are the perfect way to:
✅ Get expert advice on weight management: Keep your pet healthy and thriving.
✅ Address allergies: Ensure year-round comfort.
✅ Catch early signs of illness: Stop small issues before they become big problems.
✅ Support overall wellness: Help your pet enjoy a long, happy life.

Prioritize their health this year! Call us at 416-698-3838 to book their annual check-up. 🩺❤️

As temperatures drop and snow blankets the ground, it’s important to remember that winter weather impacts our furry frie...
01/20/2025

As temperatures drop and snow blankets the ground, it’s important to remember that winter weather impacts our furry friends too. While we bundle up in coats and scarves, our pets rely on us to keep them safe and comfortable during the colder months. Here’s our top tips for keeping your pets healthy and happy this winter⬇️

❄️ Supervise Outdoors:
Always keep a close eye on your pets when they're outside in winter conditions. Watch out for slippery ice, snow piles, and frozen water sources.

🧣 Protect Against the Cold:
For dogs with short coats or cats sensitive to the cold, consider extra layers like cozy sweaters, jackets, or blankets to keep them warm. Older or smaller pets may need more protection when heading outside.

🧊 Avoid Frozen Water:
Never let your pets near frozen lakes, ponds, or streams. Thin ice can break unexpectedly, and it’s better to be safe with dry, stable areas for play.

🐾 Paw Protection:
Salt, ice, and snow can irritate your pets' paws. For dogs, consider booties, and for cats, wipe off their paws when they come inside to remove any harmful substances.

🚗 Never Leave Them in the Car:
Just like in the summer, don’t leave your pets in the car during the winter. Cars can trap cold air, putting them at risk for hypothermia.

🐾 ❄️ Winter is the perfect time for cozy snuggles and winter adventures with your pup! Here are some tips to ensure your...
01/13/2025

🐾 ❄️ Winter is the perfect time for cozy snuggles and winter adventures with your pup! Here are some tips to ensure your dog stays happy and safe during the colder months:

💧 Hydration: Even in winter, it’s important to keep your dog hydrated. Make sure they always have access to fresh, cool (but not freezing) water, especially after outdoor play.

🧣 Warm Layers: If your dog has a thin coat or gets chilly easily, consider investing in a doggy sweater or jacket. Keep them warm during walks, especially in snow or windy conditions.

🐾 Paw Protection: Ice, salt, and snow can irritate your dog’s paws. Protect their paws with dog-safe booties, or wipe their paws clean after walks to remove any harmful substances. Check for cracks or bleeding too!

🚗 Never Leave Them in the Car: Just like summer, it’s dangerous to leave your dog in the car during winter. Even in cold weather, cars can trap cold air and create a freezing environment quickly.

🔥 Watch for Signs of Hypothermia: Be mindful of symptoms like shivering, lethargy, or difficulty walking. If your dog seems cold, bring them indoors immediately to warm up and offer them a cozy blanket.

✂️ Grooming and Coat Care: Regular grooming is key during winter. Mats and tangles can trap moisture and make your dog’s coat less effective at keeping them warm. Double-coated breeds still need brushing to remove old fur and prevent mats.

🥗 Healthy Diet: Winter activity levels may decrease, so watch your dog’s diet to prevent weight gain. Make sure they’re getting balanced meals and treats that keep their energy up for those chilly walks.

We’re gearing up to enjoy the holiday season! 🎄🐾Our Holiday hours are:🕘 December 24th (9:00am - 1:00pm)🚫 December 25th (...
12/23/2024

We’re gearing up to enjoy the holiday season! 🎄🐾

Our Holiday hours are:
🕘 December 24th (9:00am - 1:00pm)
🚫 December 25th (Closed)
🕘 December 26th (Closed)
🕘 December 31st (9:00am - 1:00pm)
🚫 January 1st (Closed) 🎊

We wish you a paw-sitively wonderful holiday season! 🐶❤️

Heartworm, passed through mosquito bites, can live in your pet’s system and can lead to heart failure, liver damage, and...
06/10/2024

Heartworm, passed through mosquito bites, can live in your pet’s system and can lead to heart failure, liver damage, and worse. Treatment can be costly for you and painful for your pet.

You can stay proactive with preventative medication. Give us a call at (416) 698-3838 to discuss the best options for your pet and share this post with your pet parent friends!🐾

🐾Routine deworming is a key element to overall pet health. Here are three essential tips to keep your furry friends feel...
06/03/2024

🐾Routine deworming is a key element to overall pet health. Here are three essential tips to keep your furry friends feeling their best:

Regular Vet Check-ups: 🩺👨‍⚕️
Schedule routine veterinary visits to discuss and implement a deworming schedule tailored to your pet's needs. Your vet will assess your pet's risk factors and recommend an appropriate deworming plan, keeping pesky parasites at bay.

Consistent Medication: 💊📅
Stay on top of your pet's deworming medication schedule. Administer the prescribed dewormer consistently and according to your vet's instructions. Consistency is key to effectively prevent and treat intestinal parasites, ensuring your pet stays happy and healthy.

Hygiene Habits: 🧼🚿
Practice good hygiene practices to minimize the risk of parasite transmission. Regularly clean your pet's living area, dispose of f***s promptly, and encourage a clean environment. These simple steps can help reduce the likelihood of exposure to parasitic infections.

Remember, routine deworming not only protects your pet but also contributes to a healthier, happier life. If you have any questions or need guidance on your pet's deworming routine, feel free to connect with us.

🐾Protect your furry friends from tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease! As temperatures rise, ticks become more active....
05/27/2024

🐾Protect your furry friends from tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease!

As temperatures rise, ticks become more active. Stay vigilant by checking your pets regularly and using preventive measures to keep those pesky ticks at bay.
Let's keep our companions happy, healthy, and tick-free! 🐶🌿

🎆The May long weekend is just around the corner, and while we humans may enjoy the fireworks, our furry friends might no...
05/17/2024

🎆The May long weekend is just around the corner, and while we humans may enjoy the fireworks, our furry friends might not. 🐶🐱 Here are three tips to help reduce pet anxiety:

✨Create a Safe Haven: Designate a quiet, comfortable space in your home where your pet can retreat to during the fireworks. Make it cozy with their favorite toys, blankets, and maybe even some background noise like soothing music to drown out the firework noise.

🎾Positive Distraction: Keep your pet engaged with activities they love. Whether it's playing with their favourite toys, enjoying a tasty treat puzzle, or going for a walk earlier in the day to tire them out – positive distractions can redirect their focus away from the loud noises.

🏷️ID and Microchip Check: Ensure your pet's identification tags and microchip information are up to date. Fireworks can sometimes startle pets, leading them to escape in search of safety. Having accurate contact details will aid in a swift reunion if your pet happens to get spooked.

Remember, every pet is unique, so it may take some trial and error to find what works best. If you have concerns or need additional support, our team is here to help! 🐾💙

🐾 Ensure Your Furry Friend's Safety with Microchipping! 📌Have you ever wondered about the benefits of microchipping your...
05/13/2024

🐾 Ensure Your Furry Friend's Safety with Microchipping! 📌

Have you ever wondered about the benefits of microchipping your pet? 🐶🐱

Here are some pawsitive reasons why microchipping is a must:
🐾Lost & Found: If your pet ever goes missing, a microchip can be a lifesaver. It provides a permanent ID that can reunite you with your furry friend, even if their collar gets lost.
🐾Stress-Free Travel: Microchipping is often a requirement for international travel, making it easier for your pet to join you on adventures around the world.
🐾Peace of Mind: Knowing your pet is traceable gives you peace of mind, especially in emergencies or natural disasters.
🐾Quick Reunions: Microchipped pets are more likely to be quickly identified and returned to their owners from shelters or vet clinics.
🐾Affordable & Painless: Microchipping is a one-time, affordable procedure that's no more painful than a routine vaccination.

Share this post to spread the word about this invaluable tool for pet owners, can contact us at (416) 698-3838 for more details!

Did you know that allergies can affect our beloved pets too? 🐶🐱 It’s true, millions of pets suffer from allergies each y...
05/13/2024

Did you know that allergies can affect our beloved pets too? 🐶🐱 It’s true, millions of pets suffer from allergies each year.

Here are some ways to tell if your pet might be dealing with allergies:
➡️Persistent itching and scratching.
➡️Frequent sneezing or coughing.
➡️Watery eyes and nose.
➡️Skin rashes or hot spots.
➡️Ear infections.
➡️Digestive issues like diarrhea or vomiting.

If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it's time to consider a visit to the vet for allergy testing. 🏥Call us at (416) 698-3838!

🐕🐈Join us in celebrating this special week by sharing your acts of kindness toward animals. Every small gesture counts i...
05/06/2024

🐕🐈Join us in celebrating this special week by sharing your acts of kindness toward animals. Every small gesture counts in making the world a better place for our animal friends.

What will you do? 🌍🐾

🚨 Pet Parent Alert 🚨Here is how to recognize common indicators of intestinal parasites:🦠 Changes in Stool: Keep an eye o...
04/29/2024

🚨 Pet Parent Alert 🚨Here is how to recognize common indicators of intestinal parasites:

🦠 Changes in Stool: Keep an eye on any abnormalities such as diarrhea, blood, or mucus.

🤢 Vomiting: Persistent or recurrent vomiting can be a red flag.
🤔 Weight Loss: Unexplained weight loss may indicate a parasitic issue.
🔄 Increased or Decreased Appetite: Sudden changes in eating habits can be a cause for concern.
💤 Lethargy: A decrease in energy levels could be linked to parasitic infections.

If you notice any of these signs, it's time for a check-up! 🩺👩‍⚕️ Our experienced team is here to guide you through the process of recognizing and treating intestinal parasites call us at (416) 698-3838 to learn more about microchipping. 🐕🏡

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