Glendale Veterinary Hospital

14/02/2025

18/01/2025

Bentley came in for her next set of vaccines today and in addition to being so so cute, she was very BRAVE ❤️🐾

14/01/2025

Roxy is in today for her recheck with her fav RVT Chantelle following her surgery on Friday. Roxy is doing great and was so brave for her procedure! ❤️🐾

09/01/2025

At Glendale, when we send your pets home after surgery with seemingly impossible discharge instructions to follow, it’s not that we don’t understand how difficult the next 7-10 days can be. We all have pets and have gone through the same experiences you have. When pets lick their incisions or are not restricted in activity inside and outside, problems arise. There are definitely options to help you and your pet manage their recovery successfully. Shown here is VT Sue’s pup Pixie who underwent an ovariohysterectomy yesterday. With the help of a leash, a crate, pain and “quiet-facilitating” medications, she is more easily managed at home.

08/01/2025

We had a sleepy puppy pile of epic proportions! Seven Labrador Retriever pups came in for their first vaccines. By the end of their appointment with all the love, hugs and kisses, they were tuckered out! Very brave and adorable these pups were❤️🐾

17/12/2024

Meet Hermie (yes, named Hermie from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer!) Hermie came in today for his Leptospirosis vaccine. Leptospirosis is an infectious bacterial disease that can affect dogs and sometimes humans. It is found in standing water, soil, food and is spread through the contaminated urine of wildlife, particularly rodents. Leptospirosis causes a range of symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea to more severe complications involving the liver and kidneys. Hermie is now protected and safe!

22/11/2024

We are pleased to let our local pet community know that Glendale Veterinary Hospital is currently welcoming new patients! Our team is excited to welcome your furry loved ones to our family!

If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment, feel free to give us a call at 519-927-9229 or visit our website at https://www.glendalevethospital.com/

Your pet means everything to you and their health means everything to us. Accepting New Clients!

21/11/2024

How many spines did you count in Daisy’s x-ray? If you counted five, you are correct! Daisy will be closely monitored as her pregnancy progresses. The average canine pregnancy is 63 days, so it’s not long now! ❤️🐾

20/11/2024

Following up on Gustavo from last week, his radiograph showed he has a suspected diagnosis of Intervertebral Disc Disease, a painful condition characterized by back pain, compressed nerves and discs. Gus was sent home on medications to reduce inflammation, treat nerve pain and he is doing really well. He will be seeing a neurologist for a possible CT scan or MRI.

19/11/2024

Daisy the Pomeranian is having a baby…or rather babies! How many can you count? Tip: count the spines!

14/11/2024

Gus came to see us because his owners felt he was off. His clinical symptoms were very subtle and not very telling. His owners were fantastic at picking up on these subtleties and bringing him in. On exam, it was noted he had some pain and he was twitching his head. We admitted Gus for bloodwork and X-rays. His bloodwork was normal, but his X-rays were not. Can you see where the problem is? Stay tuned for the answers.

07/11/2024

We are welcoming new cuddles…we mean patients, new patients! Give us a call at 519-927-9229 or visit our new patients section on our website at https://www.glendalevethospital.com/client-and-patient-forms.html

Your pet means everything to you and their health means everything to us. Accepting New Clients!