True or False With Dr. Jen Perret Many animals are anxious at the clinic, but some animals find all new situations stressful, and some are even nervous at home. These … Read More
Common Myths About Anxious Pets
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Feeding Whole Foods to Your Pet
Alternatives to Raw Food Diets As an advocate for providing whole food nutrients to pets, when it comes to Raw Food Diets I prefer to take a more cautious approach. … Read More
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Cat Scratching
Scratching is Normal Behaviour As the owner of 3 cats, I am well aware of the extent of damage that frisky felines can cause! Although we consider scratching to be … Read More
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My Cat and His Carrier
Bringing the cat to the vet ! It is true that cats, especially indoor cats, can put up quite the fuss when trying to get them into the clinic for … Read More
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The Arthritic Cat
Recognizing and Treating Pain in Cats Cats are an incredible species and continue to amaze me ten years into my career. One of the most amazing features of cats seems … Read More
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Laser Therapy? What is That?
When I recommend laser therapy for my patients, some pet owners look at me quizzically. “Aren’t lasers dangerous?” or “I thought lasers were used for surgery?” are common questions I … Read More
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Rabbit Health
The life span of a rabbit ranges widely depending on size and breed; but on average we see 5-10+ years. Although we do not vaccinate rabbits we do recommend annual … Read More
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What I Feed My Dog
I often get asked what I feed my own dog, Odie. With my interest in nutritional therapies I have formulated several home-made diets tailored specifically to patients I have treated. … Read More
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Advanced Care and Comfort for Surgical Patients
Imagine feeling ill and not being able to express it. That’s why when we perform surgery at Guelph Animal Hospital our goal is to keep your pet as comfortable as … Read More
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Guelph, ON N1H 4H6
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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