Talbot Road Veterinary Services

Talbot Road Veterinary Services Mixed animal mobile veterinary practice that has a primary interest in equine, companion animals, and ruminants.

Founded in 2021, Talbot Road Veterinary Services is a mobile mixed-animal veterinary practice based out of Delhi Ontario. We provide after hours services to all of our clients from horses to cats and everything in between. Stay tuned for our home base clinic/surgical suite to be built within the next year!

Happy International Dog Day from the Talbot Road pups! šŸ¶ā¤ļø
08/27/2026

Happy International Dog Day from the Talbot Road pups! šŸ¶ā¤ļø

Talbot Tuesday! Next up on our staff pet highlights is Harper! Name + Nicknames: Harper  A.K.A:  Girl, pretty girl, craz...
08/18/2026

Talbot Tuesday!

Next up on our staff pet highlights is Harper!

Name + Nicknames: Harper A.K.A: Girl, pretty girl, crazy nut bar.
Age: 4yrs
Breed: Labrador
Favourite Treat: Loves anything!
Favourite Activity: Swimming, playing fetch & cuddling.
Adoption story: ā€œMom found me with my littermates through her work and picked me because I was the calm one of the group! Was she ever wrong!ā€
ā€œIf I were a human I would be a…Pro athlete swimmer or runner, retire early and just cuddle with my favourite people.ā€

Talbot Tuesday! Please join us in welcoming the newest member of the Talbot team, Dr Erin Dubois! Here’s a few words fro...
08/11/2026

Talbot Tuesday! Please join us in welcoming the newest member of the Talbot team, Dr Erin Dubois!

Here’s a few words from Erin:

I was born and raised in Brantford and have always had a love for animals. I completed my Bachelor of Biomedical Science at the University of Guelph before moving to Ireland to pursue Veterinary Medicine at University College Dublin, where I graduated in June.
Throughout veterinary school, I had the opportunity to gain experience in companion animal, equine, and production animal practice, which helped me develop a passion for providing compassionate, well-rounded care to all species!

If I look familiar, it’s because I actually had the pleasure of completing an externship here at the clinic in January, and I absolutely loved my experience! I really enjoyed getting to know the team and working with the clients and their animals. I’m so excited to be back home and officially starting my career with the Talbot Road team!

Outside of work, I love spending time with my family, my partner, and my dogs, Mela and Lola. Any chance I get, I try to get outdoors and stay active!
I’m looking forward to getting to know you and your pets and becoming part of the community. šŸ¶šŸ±šŸ“ā¤ļø

Talbot Tuesday: Staff Pet Highlight! Meet Jelly! Nicknames: Jelly aka J Bean, Jeller-B, BeanieAge: 8Breed: Husky X Sheph...
08/04/2026

Talbot Tuesday: Staff Pet Highlight!

Meet Jelly!

Nicknames: Jelly aka J Bean, Jeller-B, Beanie
Age: 8
Breed: Husky X Shepherd X Newfie X Rottie
Favourite Treat: Not at all picky!
Favourite Activity: Anything that’s one on one with mom ā¤
Adoption story: Her mom was brought into a rescue from a Northern community and we fell in love with the goofy name (her siblings were Peanut and Honey)
ā€œIf I were a human I would be aā€¦ā€ lawyer. Smart, level headed, likes to observe…but can be a little demanding and very persuasive!

Talbot Tuesday! Staff pet highlight!Meet Bentley! 🄰Name + Nicknames: Bentley aka Benny or FuzzyAge: 9Breed: Labrador Ret...
07/28/2026

Talbot Tuesday! Staff pet highlight!

Meet Bentley! 🄰

Name + Nicknames: Bentley aka Benny or Fuzzy
Age: 9
Breed: Labrador Retriever Shepherd Mix
Favourite Treat: Ice cream or cheese
Favourite Activity: Playing frisbee
Adoption story: Bentley travelled over from Manitoba to Ontario as a reserve rescue after he sustained a broken hind leg. Dr. Courtney fostered him, but then decided to keep him due to his easy going personality.
ā€œIf I were a human I would be a… police officer. He likes to follow rules and break up any chaos with other dogs playing.

Talbot Tuesday! Another example of EOTRH! Some of you may remember from previous posts about a condition called Equine O...
07/21/2026

Talbot Tuesday! Another example of EOTRH!

Some of you may remember from previous posts about a condition called Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis or EOTRH. This disease is a progressive and excruciating deterioration of the incisors (and sometimes canine teeth) of older horses for which there is no cure other than extraction to remove the painful teeth. This mare had her first surgery one year ago and returned yesterday to remove the remaining incisors to improve her comfort further. One root in particular is extremely abnormal on X-rays…see if you can spot it!

Despite how gruesome the surgery can be, horses do exceptionally well afterwards and are very capable of eating just fine! I always remind owners that chances are they haven’t been using those painful incisors for a long time before we took them out anyways!

There are a few videos in the comments for anyone who’s interested! Good drugs, good nerve blocks and good help made for a smooth surgery!

Talbot Tuesday: student intro! On her first week (of 8!) as our July/August final year vet student Alexa got to scrub in...
07/15/2026

Talbot Tuesday: student intro!

On her first week (of 8!) as our July/August final year vet student Alexa got to scrub in on an emergency C section! (With RVT Emily keeping it fun as usual! šŸ˜›)

For those of you who have already met her you’ll know that Alexa is a friendly, enthusiastic and eager to learn new student. For those who haven’t yet, we hope you get to soon!

Welcome Alexa!

Talbot Tuesday: beyond what you can see! Did you know that a huge percentage of dental pathology lies below what you can...
07/08/2026

Talbot Tuesday: beyond what you can see!

Did you know that a huge percentage of dental pathology lies below what you can see visually in the mouth?! This is why dental radiographs are now included in every one of our cat and dog dental procedures

Below are some images from a recent dental here at TRVS

1. Circled in black is a space where there appears to be a tooth missing…BUT on X-ray we can see there’s still a root down there (circled in blue)!

2. In green you can see just how much bone loss there is around those molars where the bone should reach the solid line. Bone loss indicates advanced disease stages and goes hand in hand with infection, root exposure and extreme pain

3. Circled in red you can see a root fracture below the gumline! This tooth looked relatively healthy from inside the mouth

Reach out today to book your pet in for a full and thorough dental procedure and keep them pain-free and smiling for years to come! 🦷😊

Today we said ā€œhope to see you soonā€ to our wonderful externship student of the past 8 weeks, Kate! Although she’ll be m...
07/03/2026

Today we said ā€œhope to see you soonā€ to our wonderful externship student of the past 8 weeks, Kate! Although she’ll be missed we’re excited to see what her future holds (and get pictures of her very soon wedding!) as well as to welcome a new externship student next week!
Best of luck in your last year Kate! You’re going to make a fantastic vet 😊

Toast says Happy Canada Day! Check out my festive bandage! šŸ‡ØšŸ‡¦We hope you all have a wonderfully Canadian day! Stay cool!
07/01/2026

Toast says Happy Canada Day! Check out my festive bandage! šŸ‡ØšŸ‡¦

We hope you all have a wonderfully Canadian day! Stay cool!

Address

522 Talbot Road
Delhi, ON
N4B2W6

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+12269315362

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