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Washago Veterinary Services

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Washago Veterinary Services

Established in 2012, Washago Veterinary Services is proud to provide our community with compassionate medical care and incredible client service.
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To keep our team and community safe, we are continuing to perform contactless appointments. Please call the office at 705-689-0606 when you arrive and a team member will walk you through our hospital admission process. We are accepting payment by credit card or e-transfer.

11/08/2024

Keeping your pet clean and well groomed can be a fun part of their day.

How often your dog needs to be bathed will vary with age, lifestyle, hair coat type, and underlying health status.

11/05/2024

How could you not love this Dalmatian puppy?

Before adopting one you should know that deafness does occur in this breed.

A unilaterally hearing dog (deaf in one ear) can usually lead a fairly normal life; a bilaterally (both sides) deaf puppy does require special considerations. Hand signals and vibration collars can be used for training.

11/02/2024

Active dogs with high energy and good climbing skills are probably your best bet as hiking companions.

This group can include working dogs, hunting (sporting) dogs, herding dogs, and mountain dogs.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween

Don’t forget to keep your pets in a quiet and safe place while the tricker or treaters visit.

10/28/2024

Ticks are carbon dioxide detectors. They are hiding out right now looking for a host.

Ticks can be found in shady, areas at ground level, such as brush, shrubs, lawns, and gardens. They can also be found in wooded areas in the leaf litter.

10/26/2024

Fall is a great time to take your pet out for a long walk and enjoy the colors.

10/23/2024

This month, we're celebrating the dedicated registered veterinary technicians who provide essential care and compassion to our pets.

Join us in thanking our RVTs Angela, Ashley and Laura for their hard work and commitment to our patients.

10/21/2024

It is a special day when the residents of “Speaking of Wildlife” come to the clinic for their health exams.

10/15/2024

Wilbur is a big fan of October.
It is time to think about preparing your pets for the cooler weather.

10/12/2024

With Thanksgiving around the corner, remember that some holiday foods can be harmful to pets, including chocolate, onions and garlic, and fatty foods. Instead of handing them table scraps, provide pet-friendly treats to safely include your furry friends in the celebration.

10/11/2024

Sometimes you can have the best of both worlds.

10/09/2024

10/07/2024

It is great to have friends in high places.

10/04/2024

Penny refuses to sit on the floor - instead uses her sister as a floor mat.

10/01/2024

Sweet Thelma and Louise

We are looking forward to the cooler fall weather.

The ticks will be back out so continue to keep yourself and your pets protected.

09/29/2024

We are getting our orange ready for tomorrow.

09/26/2024

Tilly is always so excited to visit us. We enjoy her enthusiasm.

Address

8220 Simcoe County Road 169
Washago, ON
L0K2B0

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17056890606

Website

http://washagovet.ca/

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This warmer weather is a signal for the ticks to become active.

Bears are avid climbers. They use a technique called “bear-hugging,” where they wrap their front legs around the trunk and push up with their powerful hind legs. We hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend and please give all your sweet pets a big bear-hug.

Hugs all around as the weekend comes to a close.

Cats start their jump in a deep crouch then lift their front legs and follow with an explosive extension of their back legs. Hank shows us how easy it is. To keep them off unwanted areas try to create an alternative. A tall scratching post with multiple levels gives your cat a place to jump, exercise, and explore. Keep it interesting for them by rotating the toys, places to hide in and even crumpled pieces of paper to bat around.

The border collie breed has excellent problem solving abilities. Charlie knows our reception is on the other side of that window. He plans to make sure she sees him.