English Line Vet

English Line Vet If you live in Campbellford or the surrounding area and need a trusted veterinarian to care for your

English Line Veterinary Services is a full service animal hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, and dental care. Dr. Al Moroz and Dr. Sandy Rice have years of experience treating serious conditions and offering regular pet wellness care. Beyond first rate pet care, we make our clinic comfortable, kid-friendly, and calm, so your pet can relax in the waiting room and look forward to meeting our great staff.

English Line will be closed for Good Friday April 18th and will reopen Monday April 21st at 8 am. Hoppy Easter everyone.
04/16/2025

English Line will be closed for Good Friday April 18th and will reopen Monday April 21st at 8 am.
Hoppy Easter everyone.

04/15/2025

A friendly reminder: please call into the clinic to order any food or medication you may need before the long weekend! 🩺 705 653 4541

04/01/2025

English Line Veterinary Services is up and running.

03/31/2025

🚨We currently do not have power at the clinic, computers and phone lines are down. Stay safe everyone🚨

Here are some emergency contacts to try in case needed/ if they have power:

Kawartha Vet Emergency Clinic (705) 741-5832
1840 Lansdowne St. W, Unit 20, Peterborough, ON

Port Hope Vet Emergency Clinic (905) 885-5321
6597 Dale Road, Port Hope, ON

Cavan Hills Vet Clinic (289) 278-6001
303 Highway 7A, Cavan, ON

Quinte Regional Pet Hospital (613) 969-9956
5529 Highway 62 South, Rossmore, ON

Kingston Regional Pet Hospital (613) 634-5370
1381 Midland Avenue, Kingston, ON

03/25/2025

We are now taking new clients/patients on. Please call the office to inquire.

03/25/2025

Stay tuned for a big announcement.

Keeping an indoor cat entertained is an art that involves a combination of sensory stimulation and mental challenges!Way...
03/07/2025

Keeping an indoor cat entertained is an art that involves a combination of sensory stimulation and mental challenges!

Ways to Stimulate your Indoor Cat:

Interactive toys that move, make noise, or require problem-solving (like battery-operated mice or feather wands) mimic the movement of prey and can inspire your cat's natural hunting instincts.

Catnip is a great way to add some excitement to your cat's day. You can either purchase toys filled with catnip or sprinkle some dried catnip onto your cat's favorite play areas to re-invigorate their interest.

Puzzle feeders slow down fast eaters and also provide mental stimulation by challenging your cat to figure out how to access their food. It's a great way to make dinner time more intriguing!

A window perch offers your cat a glimpse into the outside world, providing free entertainment. Your cat can watch birds, squirrels, and other outdoor happenings, satisfying their curiosity and sharpening their observation skills. Consider putting a bird feeder outside said window.

Cats can quickly become bored with the same toys, if you rotate their toys every week or so it helps to keep things interesting.

Never underestimate the power of a simple cardboard box. Cut holes in a few boxes to create tunnels or build a mini-cat castle! Your cat will be delighted, and it is a great activity to build one with any kids in your life.

Scratch posts and pads are essential for indoor cats.

Chasing a laser pointer dot is both exhilarating and stimulating for cats. However, be sure to let your cat "catch" a tangible toy at the end of playtime for a sense of accomplishment, as chasing a light they cannot catch can be frustrating.

Spend quality time with your cat each day through gentle play or even a grooming session with a cat brush. This interaction strengthens your bond and ensures your cat feels loved and secure.

Cat towers and climbers allow your cat to stay active and explore their vertical space. Observing their domain from a higher vantage point is instinctually appealing to them and provides exercise.

Videos and music playlists for cats exist online or on YouTube. These audio and visual stimuli can capture your cat's attention and keep them occupied. Consider playing these occasionally to enhance their indoor experience, especially when you're not at home.

You might want to purchase a cat water fountain to entertain your curious kitties. The sound and movement of water flowing can intrigue many cats, encouraging hydration and providing an enriching element to their environment.

Comment your ideas below!

Here are our Featured Pet entries for the months of January and February. Happy Valentines Day! 💌💘Please feel free to em...
02/14/2025

Here are our Featured Pet entries for the months of January and February. Happy Valentines Day! 💌💘

Please feel free to email your pet's photo to [email protected] for it to be included in the March Feature, which will be posted next month ✨

02/12/2025

🚨 Please note that we will be closed for Family Day on Monday February 17th, reopening on Tuesday February 18th at 8:00 a.m. 🚨

02/12/2025

❣️Valentines Day Featured Pet Posts❣️

We hope you are all doing well and getting ready for the snow fall ahead of us!

Please feel welcome to email us Valentines pictures of your furry loved ones for a chance to be featured in our Valentines Featured Pet Special, which will be posted early, this Friday February 14th to spread some love and cheer.

We will be combining Januarys featured pet entries into the upcoming Valentines Day post. Thank you for your entries!

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Here are our Featured Pet entries for the month of December🎀🎄🐾Please feel free to email your pet's photo to englishline1...
01/09/2025

Here are our Featured Pet entries for the month of December🎀🎄🐾

Please feel free to email your pet's photo to [email protected] for it to be included in January's Feature, which will be posted near the end of the month ✨

12/27/2024

Have a fantastic weekend everyone. We will be open on Monday December 30th, and will be closing at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday December 31st, we will be closed on New Years Day and will re-open at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday January 2nd.

Have a wonderful Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! 🎄❄️We are closing at 3:00 p.m. today (December 24th) and will reopen t...
12/24/2024

Have a wonderful Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! 🎄❄️

We are closing at 3:00 p.m. today (December 24th) and will reopen this Friday December 27th at 8:00 a.m.

Here are some tips for the holidays:

Tip #1: The most common foods toxic to pets are; xylitol, caffeine, chocolate, grapes, raisins and zante currants, onions, garlics, leeks, chives, yeast dough, macadamia nuts, dairy, nutmeg, salt, edibles, and alcohol.

Tip #2: Rawhide bones, when chewed and swallowed, can gather in your pet's gut, potentially causing them harm. They are processed with irritating chemicals, and the pieces are a choking hazard that sit in the stomach for months and can form a complete blockage. We recommend “Kong” bones or “Nylabone's”.

Tip #3: Make sure you’ve scheduled some one-on-one time with your pet. They will appreciate you taking time just for them, in your busy schedule. Be careful how much time your pet is spending at home alone! If you cannot make it home, ask a friend or hire a dog sitter to give your pet some relief.

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Address

527 Cty. Road 38
Campbellford, ON
K0L1L0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

705-653-4541

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