When an unexpected accident or illness occurs with your pet it’s important to be prepared! Keeping a first aid kit in your house, car and even at work is a … Read More
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New Year’s Resolutions
ReplyThe Countdown is on to 2015! With New Year’s Eve just around the corner, the team here at Guelph Animal Hospital has been busy getting ready for the festivities. There’s … Read More
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Santa’s Furry Little Helpers
December has arrived and Christmas has taken over everything at the Guelph Animal Hospital…even the animals! In the spirit of Christmas, here are some pictures of the Guelph Animal Hospital … Read More
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The Loss of a Pet
It is never easy saying good-bye to a friend. The bond we share with our pets is a special one. Our pets rely on us to feed them, clean them … Read More
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Reasons to Adopt an Older Cat
When it comes to bringing a new feline into your home, many people lean toward kittens. Who could blame them? Those fuzzy balls of fur are irresistible! Older cats, however, … Read More
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Winter Safety Tips for Puppies
It’s that time of year again when jackets, gloves, scarves and hats are again part of our everyday wardrobe. As the chill of winter begins to set in it’s important … Read More
110 Gordon Street
Guelph, ON N1H 4H6
t: (519) 836-2782
f: (519) 488-3626
Our Hours
Monday - Thursday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm
If you have a medical emergency outside of these hours, please contact the emergency clinic Campus Estate Animal Hospital at 1-519-837-1212
Recent Posts
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Car Safety and Your Pets
Feb 11Winter is here, bringing with it slushy roads and hazardous driving conditions! While car safety for ourselves and our human family members is common sense for most people – seatbelts … Read More
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Dr Smolkin’s AHA Moment-Car Safety with Dogs
Jan 12Dr Smolkin’s Winter AHA Moment- Car Safety with Dogs I must admit, I do at times practice “do as I say not as I do”. I own Sleepypod seat belts … Read More
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Maui’s New Year’s Resolution
Jan 07My name is Maui, and I am overweight. I haven’t always been this way. I used to be a thin, strapping, scrapping cat, toughing it out on the mean streets … Read More