Guelph Street Animal Hospital

Guelph Street Animal Hospital 🐾 Privately Owned Veterinary Clinic
🐾 Accepting New Patients
🐾 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
🐾 905-702-8387
🐾 [email protected] Why visit Us ?

At Guelph Street our special interest is your pet and you. We are pleased to offer you a variety of medical, surgical, diagnostic, grooming and boarding solutions for your wonderful companions. We Provide Exceptional Care! Our Veterinarians do their best to answer any and all questions and concerns that you have about your pet’s well being. Our staff is well trained. We examine your pet thoroughly

. We discuss in detail all the findings and what steps and treatments are necessary to restore the health of your pet. We want you to understand the particular condition your pet has and we provide explanations and information on the various conditions and diseases. We show you where the treatments will take place. We are dedicated to providing the best treatments available. Medications and home treatments, if necessary, are explained in detail and all questions are welcomed and answered. We will show and train you in how to give medications to your pet at home, if necessary

Ticks are active whenever temperatures are above freezing and Lyme disease can have serious consequences.Vaccination, co...
08/17/2026

Ticks are active whenever temperatures are above freezing and Lyme disease can have serious consequences.

Vaccination, combined with year-round tick prevention and daily tick checks, is the best way to reduce your dog's risk.

The sooner a tick is found and removed, the better.

Leptospirosis is more common than many pet owners realize.Dogs can become infected through contaminated water, soil, or ...
08/14/2026

Leptospirosis is more common than many pet owners realize.

Dogs can become infected through contaminated water, soil, or wildlife. Because Leptospirosis can also spread to people, vaccination helps protect both your pet and your family.

Prevention is much easier than treatment.

Could your pet’s itching, skin irritation, or recurring ear infections be related to their diet?A food elimination trial...
08/12/2026

Could your pet’s itching, skin irritation, or recurring ear infections be related to their diet?

A food elimination trial uses a veterinarian recommended prescription diet to help determine whether food may be contributing to allergy symptoms. For the trial to provide useful information, your pet must eat only the approved diet, no treats, table scraps, chews, or unapproved flavoured medications.

Most food trials are evaluated over approximately 6–8 weeks, and improvement may be gradual. If your pet responds well, your veterinarian may recommend continuing the diet long term or discussing a food challenge to help confirm the allergy.

Consistency is the key to a successful food trial.

DHPP protects dogs against four serious diseases with one vaccine.This core vaccine helps protect against Distemper, Hep...
08/10/2026

DHPP protects dogs against four serious diseases with one vaccine.

This core vaccine helps protect against Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus), Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza, diseases that can cause severe illness, especially in puppies.

Keeping your dog's DHPP vaccine current provides long-lasting protection throughout every stage of life.

FVRCP is one of the most important vaccines your cat can receive.

This core vaccine protects against several highly contagious viral diseases that affect the respiratory and digestive systems.

Whether your cat spends time indoors or outdoors, staying up to date on vaccinations helps keep them healthy.

Rabies is 100% preventable, but nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.Rabies doesn't just protect your pet, it also p...
08/07/2026

Rabies is 100% preventable, but nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.

Rabies doesn't just protect your pet, it also protects your family and our community. Even indoor pets can be exposed through contact with wildlife, making vaccination an essential part of preventative care.

Keeping your pet's rabies vaccine up to date is one of the simplest ways to keep them safe.

Itchy skin, frequent licking, recurring ear infections, redness, and hair loss may be signs that your pet is dealing wit...
08/05/2026

Itchy skin, frequent licking, recurring ear infections, redness, and hair loss may be signs that your pet is dealing with allergies.

Managing allergies often involves several steps: recognizing the symptoms, treating active flare ups, investigating the underlying cause, monitoring your pet’s response, and creating a long term care plan.

Every pet is different, and finding the right approach may take time. With veterinary guidance and consistency at home, many pets can enjoy healthier skin and a much more comfortable life.

Contact our team if your pet is itchy or showing signs of skin discomfort.

🎈 You're Invited to Our Open House! 🎈Come celebrate 14 years with us on SUNDAY, August 23 (11 AM–3 PM)! Enjoy hospital t...
08/04/2026

🎈 You're Invited to Our Open House! 🎈

Come celebrate 14 years with us on SUNDAY, August 23 (11 AM–3 PM)! Enjoy hospital tours, meet our veterinarians, face painting, kids' activities, giveaways, raffles, refreshments, and more. 💙

We hope to see you there! 🐾

It's National Immunisation Awareness Month! Stay tuned as we dive into vaccines and why they are important. Core vaccine...
08/03/2026

It's National Immunisation Awareness Month! Stay tuned as we dive into vaccines and why they are important.

Core vaccines are recommended for every pet because they protect against serious, potentially life threatening diseases. Non-core vaccines are recommended based on your pet's lifestyle, travel, boarding, and risk of exposure.

Understanding the difference is the first step in protecting your furry family member.

We will be closed on Monday, August 3, 2026, and will reopen on Tuesday, August 4 with regular hours.For emergencies, pl...
07/29/2026

We will be closed on Monday, August 3, 2026, and will reopen on Tuesday, August 4 with regular hours.

For emergencies, please contact EVC HWY 10 at 905-495-9907 or MOVH at 905-829-9444.

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy Civic Holiday! 🐾

Prevention is the best protection! As temperatures rise, help keep your pets safe by avoiding the midday heat, providing...
07/15/2026

Prevention is the best protection! As temperatures rise, help keep your pets safe by avoiding the midday heat, providing plenty of fresh water, checking pavement before walks, and never leaving them in a parked vehicle. A few simple precautions can make all the difference this summer. 🐾💛

Address

184 B Guelph Street
Georgetown, ON
L7G4A7

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19057028387

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