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The fees you pay for veterinary services take into consideration a number of factors, including the costs to compensate your veterinarian and veterinary team for their professional services and the…
A veterinary technician is trained to assist veterinarians in caring for pets. Veterinary technicians have received training, either in accredited programs or on the job. Responsibilities vary among clinics, but…
Supplements, and nutraceuticals in particular, are becoming very popular with pet owners. Your veterinarian can help you weed out confusing and conflicting information and advise you on any supplements your…
The answer is different for each pet, although many commercially available foods are fine to feed healthy dogs and cats. You can look for a nutritional adequacy statement from the…
Losing a pet can be extremely upsetting and hard to move beyond. We have such a close bond with our pets, so letting go is never easy. Many veterinary hospitals…
Even though your pet may be showing the same symptoms as he or she did the last time, the problem may be different. Many diseases have similar symptoms, and your…
Many clinics offer veterinary-approved toys and accessories for pets. With all the options out there, sometimes it’s hard to figure out what’s safe. Your veterinary hospital can also recommend toys…
Certain behaviors can be frustrating and difficult to overcome. Many veterinary hospitals offer behavior counseling and obedience training. Call your clinic to set up a behavior assessment.
Modern anesthesia is generally quite safe. We perform a physical examination and run blood tests before all procedures requiring general anesthesia to make sure your pet doesn’t have any hidden…
You can turn to the Pet Health Section of our website, which offers information on a wide variety of topics. In addition, many veterinary colleges and professional organizations offer excellent…
31 North Lake Road Richmond Hill, ON L4E 1A4
Phone: (905) 773-4321 Fax: (905)-773-3764
Emergency services provided by local emergency clinics in our off hours and statutory holidays.
404 Veterinary Emergency & Referral Centre 905-953-1933 | www.404vet.com
Vaughan-Richmond Hill Veterinary Emergency Clinic 905-884-1832 | www.veterinaryemergclinic.ca
King Animal Hospital 1-888-622-7345 | www.kinganimalhospital.com
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