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Your pet care questions answered

1

What sort of patients do you see at your clinic?

We will treat any pet who comes through our doors. Should you be low income or the median average client, we will provide the exact same high quality standard of care. Every pet deserves accessible and affordable veterinary healthcare.

2

How long do I have to wait to spay my female after her heat?

For small and immature dogs, we recommend 1-2 months in between the last day of heat and the surgery booking date. When a female is in heat, all the blood vessels in the uterine horns become engorged and a high risk for bleeding can occur.

3

Do you carry all the "usual suspects" in terms of vaccines?

We do! Dogs have the option of Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, Leptospirosis, Lyme, and Bordetella. Cats have the option of Rabies, FVRCP, and Feline Leukemia.

4

Surgery drop off vs. email time differences?

Correct! All dogs are dropped off at 7:30am and cats are dropped off at 8am. They stay for the full day and are ready by 5:30 or 6pm. We call for earlier pickup if needed.

5

Can they have surgery without up to date vaccines?

Yes! We will administer required vaccines at the time of surgery as required by law.

6

How long is the recovery period after surgery?

Depends on the pet's size and personality. Some bounce back quickly; others need more TLC. Usually we recommend 7-14 days of rest and recovery.

7

What is a low cost, high quality clinic anyway?

We provide the same treatment and care as private clinics but for a fraction of the cost. Our model is centred on community needs rather than profit chasing, and we are always happy to answer pet care questions. If you need guidance or support, please contact us via email.

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Pet care questions?

Should a situation arise after surgery, or your pet begins to decline in health, please reach out to us via email. Our dedicated staff will be here to support your family every step of the way.

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