Yates Veterinary Hospital

01/13/2025

If you’re headed out on a road trip this winter and taking your pet, be sure to never leave them alone in the car. When not running, cars in the winter keep in the cold, picture them as parked refrigerators. If left alone, your pets can suffer from frostbite, cold stress, and hypothermia.

01/10/2025

Friday fun fact!

01/08/2025

Be sure to look out for these ingredients in foods you have in your home. If your dog ingests xylitol, it is considered an emergency, as poisoning can start within 20 minutes in some cases.

01/06/2025

Just like us, our pets go through normal physical and mental changes as they age. But if you notice any of these sudden changes in your senior pet, it’s best to see your veterinarian.

01/03/2025

January is Walk Your Pet Month! Even with the cold weather, getting some air with your pet can be a refreshing way to reset for the day. On colder days, be sure to limit your pet’s time outside as they can be susceptible to hypothermia.

01/02/2025

Thank you to everyone that donated to our holiday food and toy drive!! We received so many items and are so thankful for our generous community. Because of YOU we will help make a difference!

All donations will be taken to the Brant County SPCA🐶🐱

The winners of our giveaway were contacted this morning and get to take home a gift basket tailored to their pet!

Happy new years! Cheers to 2025 🎉🎊 #2025

01/01/2025

Happy 2025!! Wishing everyone a great year ahead!

#2025

12/30/2024

Your dog’s nails can catch and rip on ice or even that hard crusty snow no one likes. Long nails can also splay your dog’s paws while they walk, making it easier for irritants to get between their paw pads.

12/27/2024

Did you know this fun fact about cats?

12/27/2024

12/23/2024

However you celebrate, we wish everyone a happy holiday season spent with family and friends!

12/20/2024

Just like us, the winter season and cold temperatures can be harsh on our pet’s skin. If you notice any changes in your pet’s skin this winter, be sure to bring them in for a checkup.

12/18/2024

Look at this adorable little lady 😍

Storm came to see us because she had a sore ear, and she was such a brave girl for her appointment!!

➡️ swipe to see how small she is 🥰

12/18/2024

You may wonder why you should microchip your pet. Having your pet microchipped increases the chances of reuniting them with you if they become lost. You can learn more here:
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/microchips-reunite-pets-families/microchipping-faq

12/17/2024

Thank you to our very own secret santa for the generous & anonymous donation of puppy food! 🤗🎄🐶

*We are still accepting donations for the holiday food/toy drive! All donations will be delivered to the Brant County SPCA*

12/16/2024

Wondering which winter or holiday items could be poisonous to your pet? Take a look at the Pet Poison Helpline’s list -
https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/pet-owners/seasons/winter-holiday-pet-poison-tips/
And remember not to put chocolates under the tree or leave them open on a table, as dogs tend to get into them this time of year, which can be an emergency.

12/13/2024

Please make note of our holiday hours and the last day to place a food/medication order! 🎄🎅 Happy Holidays!

12/13/2024

It’s Friday the 13th! So we’re sharing an interesting black cat fact!