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1st Year Anniversary Party 12-4pm
Posted on Feb 16, 2019

Housecalls for Cats
Posted on Feb 12, 2019

Ticks Are Still A Threat In The Winter
Posted on Nov 3, 2018

Welcome Alexis : NEW GROOMER COUPON
Posted on Jun 27, 2018

Alexis is an RVT and groomer who graduated from Seneca College from the Veterinary Technician program with honours in 2016. She also has a Bachelor of Science degree with honours majoring in Animal Biology from the University of Guelph. She’s been working with animals for more than 6 years and has been grooming part time for 4 years!
She has four cats, Lucifer, Lucky, Titten and Pumpkin and a lovely dog named Toro. In her free time, she enjoys playing soccer and going on hikes with her dog.
Please call 226-499-1140 if you would like to book an appointment!
Save on your 1st groom with Alexis !
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Vaccinate & Help A Good Cause
Posted on Apr 19, 2018
Did you know that when your dog is vaccinated at Animal Hospital of Cambridge with our Nobivac canine vaccines you are not only keeping your favourite companion healthy & protected, ..... but you are helping out a great cause ( AFYA PROJECT) too !!!

Tick Season Is Here
Posted on Apr 16, 2018
Tick Season Is Here
With temperatures so up and down these days,
ticks can be found year round. Give us a
call to discuss the risk factor for Ticks in Ontario. As daily temperatures reach 4 degrees
Celsius ( and possibly at any above zero degrees) ticks become active and
therefore it is time to start your pets tick prevention. Many prevention products will also prevent
fleas at the same time, another pesky parasite.
Let us recommend the right product to protect
Lyme disease is a growing concern for pets and people.
Numbers of reported Lyme positive dogs is just an indication of the issue at hand. What we need to consider is that true numbers are likely higher because not all dogs will be tested. In the photo below Idexx has indicated that in 2017 there were 1261 Lyme positive dogs, and in the past 5 years a total of 6215 in Ontario..... keep in mind this is only one laboratory...so the actual count is sure to be higher. So far there have been 148 cases reported in 2018 !
Why is testing your dog for Lyme disease
important?
"There’s some info that suggests canine exposure to Borrelia (the bacterium that is transmitted by deer ticks causing Lyme disease) can also be an indicator of the risk of human exposure, which makes sense since dogs and people are exposed the same way (i.e. being bitten by an infected deer tick ( Ixodes scapulars) tick)."
- from the worms and germs blog
Tracking the incidence of Lyme disease in dogs brings awareness as to where on the map it can be found and indicates that we as humans must also take precautions not to contract it through tick bites. Some areas on the map may have a higher endemic incidence than others, but even one Lyme positive Deer tick in our area indicates we should be doing all we can to protect our pets and our family.
Get Started Today !
As part of your dogs parasite screening this spring; a simple blood test can screen for Tick borne diseases like Lyme, as well as Heartworm at the same time. Results can be reported in as little as 24-48 hours.
Call us to book your dogs appointment now. 519-624-9760
** As always Heartworm prevention should be started by June 1st !
*** Keep in mind that cats who live with dogs should also have prevention medication on board.
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DEER TICKS CAN TRANSMIT LYME
Posted on Mar 15, 2018
Lyme Disease
NEW LOCATION NOW OPEN FEB 20TH
Posted on Feb 18, 2018
NEW LOCATION NOW OPEN !
February 20th 2018
8am - 10pm
621 Hespeler Road, Cambridge, ON, N1R 6J3
Ph: 519-624-9760
PARK AROUND THE BACK OF THE BUILDING FOR VETERINARY SERVICES
PARK AT THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING FOR GROOMING SERVICES
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