Southeastern Ontario Spay Neuter Clinic

20/11/2024

We focus on safety.

Our drive-through process for drop-off and pick-up ensures both cats and dogs are controlled at all times, and allows for more privacy if you have questions or concerns.

Dogs must be leashed and cats must be in a solid carrier (no shoe-boxes please).

You can book a spay or neuter surgery for your pet anytime up to a year in advance.

11/11/2024

Remembering Animals in War

Commemorative pins from the Ontario SPCA honour the wartime contributions of animals. They are intended to be worn as a complement to the poppy in remembrance of our veterans and the animals who bravely served by their side.

Mules carried artillery, horses transported troops and hauled field guns, pigeons delivered crucial messages, cats served as companions and kept ships free of vermin, and dogs have served as messengers, medical assistants, bomb detectors and search and rescue workers.

Sales from these pins help provide care for animals in need.

https://secure.ontariospca.ca/site/SPageServer/?pagename=gift_catalogue_AIW

06/11/2024

No one wakes up alone!

Recovery time is critical after surgery. Our patients are monitored at all times, are kept in cozy blankets and no-one lies on the floor!

31/10/2024

23/10/2024

Graphic warning! Not for the the faint of heart!

Here's a photo of pyometra (a uterus filled with bacteria and pus). You can see how distended the uterus on the left is, compared to the normal uterus on the right.

The only treatment for this is a spay surgery. Left untreated, this could explode and become life-threatening for a female dog.

Signs of pyometra include low energy, discharge, drinking and urinating more, vomiting and not eating.

Spaying your dog at a young and healthy age can prevent pyometra.

High quality spay neuter solutions for the welfare of our pets and community.

16/10/2024

October is RVT Month!

The Registered Veterinary Technologists and Technicians of Canada observes RVT Month every October to honour the vital role RVT's play in animal healthcare.

RVTs are indispensable to veterinary medicine. The average ratio is two RVT's for every one veterinarian. Basically, a veterinary practice cannot run without their RVT's!

We would like to take this opportunity to send a special thank-you to all of the hard-working, ever-smiling and dedicated RVT's in our clinic!

We would not be here without you and we appreciate you every single day!

02/10/2024

We love what we do.

We get to come to work everyday and help people, pets and our community.

We leave at the end of the day knowing we have made a difference. That's pretty rewarding, for all of us!

25/09/2024

Cats can be spayed or neutered anytime after 4 months of age. Check with your veterinarian to see what is recommended for your kitten.

You can book your spay or neuter surgery up to 12 months in advance.

18/09/2024

Dogs can be spayed or neutered anytime after 4 months of age. Check with your veterinarian to see what is recommended for your breed.

You can book your new puppy's spay or neuter surgery up to 12 months in advance.

11/09/2024

Add a microchip to your pet's spay or neuter surgery. It's simple, painless, and avoids the ugly crying if they wander off.

04/09/2024

The BER months are finally here!