North Woodbridge Veterinary Hospital

08/25/2022

We will be closed on Monday September 5th for Labour Day. We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe long weekend!

07/28/2022

Wishing everyone a relaxing and safe long weekend! ❤️🐾

06/24/2022

🇨🇦❤️ Happy Canada Day! We will be closed on Friday, July 1st.
We hope everyone has a wonderful, safe, relaxing weekend! ❤️🇨🇦

05/16/2022

Have a wonderful long weekend everyone! 🌞🌊

04/14/2022

02/17/2022

Have a happy and safe long weekend! ❤🐾

12/15/2021

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Happy Holidays! We will be closed December 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st and January 1st.

Please have your food and medication orders in early to ensure that you receive them prior to the holidays.

We hope everyone has a warm and safe holiday season!

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10/29/2021

Happy National Veterinary Technician Month to our wonderful, hard working technicians, Allie, Kaitlin and Victoria, and Kiara who is currently enrolled in the Veterinary Technician program at Seneca College.

We are so grateful for our amazing team of technicians who play a vital role at our hospital and are an integral part of our healthcare team. From the exceptional care they provide, the compassion they have for our clients and their beloved fur babies to being highly proficient in areas such as anesthesia and dentistry, we couldn’t do it without them!

Our entire team has worked incredibly hard over the past 18 months handling an unprecedented level of stress and workload as a result of the pandemic.

This month we celebrate and recognize the valuable contributions veterinary technicians make to our profession and society.

Thank you for all you do!
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10/06/2021

We can’t believe it’s already that time of year! Sending out happy Thanksgiving wishes to our clients and patients! A friendly reminder to please be sure to have your food and medication orders in early before the long weekend 🙌 🍁🍂 🍁🍂🍃

09/30/2021

09/30/2021

Today marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The day honours the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities.

We ask you to join us in taking the time to learn, reflect and commemorate the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools as this is a vital component of the reconciliation process.

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08/30/2021

Labour Day is just around the corner! Be sure to place your pet’s food and medication orders early in case of delays. We hope you and your pets spend time doing what you enjoy most this long weekend ☀️ 🐶 🐱💖 ☀️

08/27/2021

Happy international dog day from all of us at NWVH and Pacem! We hope all the amazing, loyal dogs out there received extra cuddles and treats today for all the unconditional love they show us pet parents 🥰❤️

07/29/2021

Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing civic holiday! Please ensure your pets stay cool with plenty of fresh water 😎 ☀️ 🌳

06/29/2021

Wishing our clients and your fur babies a Happy Canada Day! We will be closed Thursday, July 1st and reopening at 8:30am on Friday July 2nd. Please be safe and be sure to keep yourselves and your pets cool in this heat ☀️🇨🇦😻🐶🌸 ☀️🏖

06/17/2021

Our hospital hours have temporarily changed until further notice!

We are now open Monday to Friday 8:30am-6:30pm.
Saturday & Sunday- Closed.

05/22/2021

Wishing everyone a wonderful long weekend! We hope you find time to relax and be sure to keep your pets cool and hydrated during this heat wave! ☀️🐱🐶⛱🌸

05/12/2021

Thanks for your paw Kira! Welcome to the NWVH Family 💙🐾

05/12/2021

Luna the Bengal had some quality bonding time with our vet assistant Kiara!

05/05/2021

We think Oso has the greatest first day photo! What do you think?!

Welcome to the NWVH Family! 💙🐾

05/05/2021

Arrietty, Welcome to the NWVH family! 💙🐾

04/29/2021

Heartworm season is upon us!

Heartworm is a worm parasite that lives in the heart, lungs or blood stream of pets.

It can affect dogs, cats, ferrets and other mammals. Heartworm is transmitted when mosquitoes bite an infected dog, cat or any mammal that has heartworm and can then infect your pet in just one bite.
If untreated, heartworm can multiply and several hundred worms can live inside the pet’s heart. Heartworm can cause damage to the heart, lungs and arteries.

Testing for heartworm is important even if you protect your pet year-round. The damage from a heartworm infection can be lifelong and can have major health implications.

Prevention is the best method in ensuring that your pets will be protected. Cats need prevention as well as they can also get heartworm.

Please contact us today so we can discuss the best preventive medication option for your pet!

04/28/2021

Monty sits patiently during his photo shoot waiting on the treats.... thanks for waiting on us Monty 🤩💗

04/28/2021

Welcome Eggo to the NWVH Family!! 💙🐾

04/20/2021

Heartworm season is upon us!

Heartworm is a worm parasite that lives in the heart, lungs or blood stream of pets.

It can affect dogs, cats, ferrets and other mammals. Heartworm is transmitted when mosquitoes bite an infected dog, cat or any mammal that has heartworm and can then infect your pet in just one bite.

If untreated, heartworm can multiply and several hundred worms can live inside the pet’s heart. Heartworm can cause damage to the heart, lungs and arteries.

Testing for heartworm is important even if you protect your pet year-round. The damage from a heartworm infection can be lifelong and can have major health implications.

Prevention is the best method in ensuring that your pets will be protected. Cats need prevention as well as they can also get heartworm.

Please contact us today so we can discuss the best preventive medication option for your pet!

04/13/2021

Mischa was a good good girl for us! 💙🐾 We loved the faces she was making! 😆

04/08/2021

Kiara enjoyed spending some quality time with baby Frankie! 💙🐾

04/08/2021

Welcome Willow and Zo to the NWVH family! 💙

04/06/2021

Some quick friendly reminders that it's time to prepare for warm weather fun! Stay safe this spring!!!

1. Yard clean up
• Sticks and twigs around the yard are not safe for your pet to chew on. They can cause splinters in the mouth and potentially cause gastrointestinal upset
• Pets like to eat grass. Ensure there are no toxic plants in your yard such as tulips, lilies, daffodils and more. Please refer to this link for a complete list. https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/pet-owners/basics/top-10-plants-poisonous-to-pets/see for more information on toxic plants.

2. Watch your pet for signs of seasonal allergies
• Some dogs develop allergies to common seasonal plants such as ragweed just like humans can. These types of allergies usually show as skin problems in dogs.

3. Outdoor activities
• Be sure if your pet enjoys swimming outdoors, avoid bodies of water with algae. Stop your pets from drinking outdoor water in ponds and puddles

4. Cleaning products
• Use pet friendly house hold cleaning products or use extra care when storing cleaning products to make sure they’re inaccessible to your pets.
• Antifreeze tastes sweet and pets. Be sure that this is stored well out of reach from inquiring noses