Orillia and District Veterinary Services

Orillia and District Veterinary Services Amazing things happen here every day. We are dedicated to providing exceptional service, communicati

Orillia & District Veterinary Services believes in, and encourages, preventive health care for our patients. Our goal is to work with our clients to improve their pet’s lifestyle and to enrich the bond between people and their animals. We offer a high level of veterinary care without compromising on the quality of staffing, equipment and hospital care. It is essential to understand the costs assoc

iated with the delivery of veterinary goods and services and our staff will be happy to inform you of the costs before the services are performed. We have our hospital evaluated by trained professionals who ensure that we comply with the organization’s veterinary care standards.

🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈Today, we remember the beloved pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Their time wi...
08/28/2026

🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈
Today, we remember the beloved pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Their time with us may never feel long enough, but the love, memories, and paw prints they leave behind last forever.
To all the pets we’ve loved and lost, we remember you today and always.

Today, we say goodbye to Dolly Parton — a true original whose kindness, generosity, and love touched so many lives. She ...
08/25/2026

Today, we say goodbye to Dolly Parton — a true original whose kindness, generosity, and love touched so many lives.
She gave so much to the world, and she had a special place in her heart for animals, too. Her big heart, bright spirit, and beautiful legacy will be deeply missed.
Rest easy, Dolly. All of us who love animals will be a little less bright without you. 🐾

We know veterinary visits can be stressful for both pet and pet-parent, especially for cats! Here are a few helpful tips...
08/24/2026

We know veterinary visits can be stressful for both pet and pet-parent, especially for cats!

Here are a few helpful tips to keep vet visits as stress-free as possible for your feline companion:

* Always use a carrier outside the home and in the car. A frightened cat can escape, jump from your arms, or be injured in an accident.

* Put comfortable bedding inside, and bring a spare towel or blanket in case of an accident.

* Leave the carrier out at home. Put a bed, treats, toys, or even food inside so your cat develops positive associations with it.

* For an upcoming trip, place a familiar blanket or piece of clothing inside. We can always discuss a natural pheromone to help keep your cat calm.

* When here for an appointment, we will always try to minimize exposure to unfamiliar animals and people when possible.

* If you think your cat is anxious, we would be happy to discuss fear-free medication for them to keep their visit as easy-going as possible!

* Short, calm car rides that end at home can teach your cat that getting into the carrier doesn't always mean something stressful or unpleasant is coming.

* Try not to stress yourself! Cats can pick up on your tension, so a quiet, reassuring approach can make the experience much easier.

08/21/2026

Meet the newest member of the family!
Mocha is an adorable Toy Pomeranian, and her family is absolutely smitten with her (who wouldn't be?)

Welcome to your new home, sweet pup! ❤

Hot spots can pop up quickly—especially during warm, humid weather. These red, irritated, sometimes moist patches of ski...
08/19/2026

Hot spots can pop up quickly—especially during warm, humid weather. These red, irritated, sometimes moist patches of skin can be uncomfortable and may worsen when your pet licks, scratches, or chews at the area.
What should you do?
Prevent your pet from licking or scratching the spot (an e-collar may help).
Gently keep the area clean and dry.
If your veterinarian recommends it, carefully trimming the surrounding fur can help the area stay dry.
Avoid using human creams or medications unless your veterinarian says they’re safe.
Not sure if that irritated patch is a hot spot? Give our veterinary team a call—we’re here to help your pet feel comfortable again! ❤️

From stones to smiles! Little Lennox was diagnosed with bladder stones, which were clearly visible on her X-rays. Instea...
08/17/2026

From stones to smiles!
Little Lennox was diagnosed with bladder stones, which were clearly visible on her X-rays. Instead of surgery, we were able to treat them with a specially formulated prescription diet that gradually dissolved the stones.
Swipe to see the difference—before and after! The follow-up X-ray shows no more bladder stones.
Not all bladder stones can be dissolved with diet, but for the right type of stone, medical management can be a safe and effective treatment option. If your pet is straining to urinate, having accidents, or has blood in their urine, don't wait—these can be signs of a urinary problem that should be assessed by your veterinarian.
Have questions about bladder stones or urinary health? Contact our team—we're happy to help!

Everyone, meet Otis! Otis stopped by for his visit and made fast friends with our Registered Veterinary Technician, Moni...
08/14/2026

Everyone, meet Otis!
Otis stopped by for his visit and made fast friends with our Registered Veterinary Technician, Monique. We'd say he handled his visit like a pro—with plenty of cuddles, curiosity, and puppy charm!
Welcome to the family, Otis! We can't wait to watch you grow.
Drop a ❤️ below to help us give this handsome little guy the warmest welcome!

Never run out of your pet’s favourite food again!Life gets busy, and we all forget from time to time. Make one less thin...
08/10/2026

Never run out of your pet’s favourite food again!

Life gets busy, and we all forget from time to time. Make one less thing to remember by setting up auto-ordering for your pet’s food.

Their favourite food arrives automatically, right when you need it.

Howdy, partner! Meet Davey, who's all dressed up and ready for Boots and Hearts weekend! While he won't be heading to th...
08/08/2026

Howdy, partner!
Meet Davey, who's all dressed up and ready for Boots and Hearts weekend! While he won't be heading to the festival, he's certainly rocking the cowboy look with his adorable inflatable collar. His special collar is helping protect a facial wound by preventing him from rubbing the area, giving it the best chance to heal.
We think Davey is already a contender for best western style this weekend! 🤎 Wishing this handsome guy a speedy recovery.

08/07/2026

Meet Rosie.

This sweet girl was recently adopted by our RVT, Hillary!

What started as a temporary foster home quickly turned into her furever home. Sometimes the best things happen when you least expect them, and Rosie has certainly found where she belongs.

Congratulations to Hillary and Rosie on their new chapter together! ❤🐾

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3818 Line 11 North
Coldwater, ON
L0K1E0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 7:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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