Hespeler Animal Hospital

06/13/2023

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Hespeler Animal Hospital

03/01/2023

Hello all.

My name is Daniel Black my wife Natacia Barrett. Our family kitten 6 to 7 month old has run away. She got out Thursday 23. Before the storms. We have still be unable to find her. We have posted flyer. Contact the humane society Kitchener and Cambridge. We are now reaching out to animal hospitals and vets for help. Please if someone has brought our little girl in for help or contacted one of you for help please let us know. Our little kitten is a tortoiseshell cat. Her coloring is black grey white and beige. She’s a short hair full name storm little miss black. Nickname miss miss. Included is pictures of our baby. If anyone has any information we will be extremely grateful with help getting her home to her family.

If anything please call 519-577-1496 Tash Barrett phone number

02/17/2023

Visited by these cuties today morning.There cuteness made our day♥️♥️

01/26/2023

12/20/2022

Lunch with the team!

11/02/2022

Dear Valued Clients,
From November 7 , 2022 to December 10 2022 our full time Veterinarian, Dr Bhinder is going on vaccation.
In his absence we do have other doctors available from Monday to Friday . However we will be closed on Saturdays in November starting from November 12 till December 10, 2022.
We will resume our regular hours for saturdays after December 11, 2022.
Thanks you

10/27/2022

We are now offering 10 percent discount for people with multiple pets.

08/25/2022

WHAT IS LASER THERAPY?
Laser therapy is a noninvasive treatment designed to reduce pain and inflammation, and to speed healing. This treatment
is quickly becoming standard of care in both human and veterinary medicine. Our staff members administer laser therapy
via a handpiece that emits this therapeutic infrared light in a fast, drug-free, and soothing treatment. The light can treat
surface problems such as wounds, as well as deeper structures, penetrating through fur, skin, and fat if necessary to reach
damaged tissue.
The therapeutic infrared light targets the mitochondria in damaged cells and stimulates them to regenerate and
stimulates them to return to optimal function. This regenerative process is called photobiomodulation (PBM). PBM does
not impact normal cells, but can help damaged cells to recover from injury faster.
Laser therapy can be utilized as an adjunct to existing treatments, often reducing or replacing the need for pain
medications.
WHAT ARE TREATMENTS LIKE?
Laser therapy treatments are fast and pain-free, making them well-tolerated by most pets. There is no clipping or shaving
required for the treatment area. When your pet arrives for therapy they will be situated in a comfortable position, and
may be outfitted with laser-safe doggles. You will also receive laser-safe eyewear to wear during treatment if you remain
with your pet during therapy.
Treatments take approximately 5 - 10 minutes depending on the size of the treatment area and the condition being
treated. During this treatment your pet will experience a soothing warmth that often relaxes patients, and sometimes
makes them go to sleep!
Some conditions require several treatment sessions for optimal outcomes. When your pet’s condition is evaluated your
veterinarian will discuss their recommendations with you.
CAN LASER THERAPY HELP MY PET?
Laser therapy is an effective treatment for a wide variety of conditions including:
• Wounds
• Arthritis
• Skin Conditions
• Pain & Inflammation
• Pain Relief
• Post-Operative Recovery
• Rehabilitation
• Geriatric Care
• Lick Granulomas
• Otitis
• Dental Conditions
• Fractures
• Abdominal Disorders
• And Much More!