Happy Holidays!

Holiday Hours 2018. We will be closed December 22nd and re-opening December 27th this year. Emergency services are available at Huronia Veterinary Emergency Clinic. Have a safe and happy holiday season.

Flu Vaccine Available for Dogs

Similarly to how rampant human influenza can spread throughout a population, canine influenza is just as easily contracted. This can be through direct exposure to another ill dog, or simply from the environment. Click here to learn how to help protect your dog.

Cabin Fever and Pets

During the cold winter months in much of the country, people often develop the winter blues due to cabin fever. It is also common for pets to get cabin fever, and they may develop behavior problems as a result of boredom or frustration.

First Aid for Your Pet

Click here for detailed first aid instructions that you should add to your pet’s emergency first aid kit. Don’t have a first aid kit for your pet? Stop in at our clinic to order yours today.

Pets and Houseplants

Many of us enjoy having houseplants to bring life to our homes. However, many common houseplants are toxic to our furry and feathered friends. It is a good idea to do some research before purchasing a plant for your home.

The Importance of Pet Insurance

As much as we try to keep our pets safe, it is inevitable that they will get sick or have an accident sometime throughout their lifetime. There are many hard decisions when you have to bring your pet to see a veterinarian especially when it is an emergency.

When The Weather Outside is Frightful

How to provide your dog with mental stimulation indoors.

Caring for Hairless Pets

Hairless pets come in a variety of species including cats, dogs, rats, and guinea pigs. These unique and endearing pets have their own unique needs, click here to learn more.

Grooming Cats, Preventing Mats

Cats are meticulous groomers, so we often put off or neglect to provide some basic grooming needs like brushing. However, there are many reason that a cat may be unable to effectively groom themselves.

Management of Elbow Calluses

If your pet has developed elbow calluses or they are changing in appearance, start with a wellness examination by your veterinarian who can evaluate and start a treatment plan to keep your pet comfortable.