Downtown Animal Hospital Hamilton

Downtown Animal Hospital Hamilton Full service veterinary hospital located in the heart of downtown Hamilton!

Echo is waving GOODBYE to August! We’ll see you in September!Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please s...
08/31/2026

Echo is waving GOODBYE to August! We’ll see you in September!

Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please send us your pet photos through email, Facebook, or Instagram for a chance to be featured in a future post!

IS THIS YOUR CAT?She is a young looking Bengal (or Bengal mix), very friendly with no microchip. If you have any informa...
08/28/2026

IS THIS YOUR CAT?

She is a young looking Bengal (or Bengal mix), very friendly with no microchip. If you have any information or this is your cat, please call animal services at (905) 574-3433 where the cat is being dropped off.

08/28/2026

Is your pet up to date on their rabies vaccine??

This month we have seen more appointments for rabies vaccines that ever. Why? Because Fluffy thinks a bat is the best plaything ever. While we love our wildlife; bats, skunks, raccoons and foxes can all be carriers of rabies. We are seeing quite the increase of bats getting into homes and when your animals aren’t vaccinated, it can be lethal. There is no treatment for rabies.

To report any bat deaths, or other wildlife, please call the Canadian Cooperative Wildlife Health Centre at 1-866-673-4781 and the Natural Resources Information Support Centre at 1-800-387-7011

Look at how handsome River is! We are clearly not as interesting as the treat being held for him, but we can still admir...
08/27/2026

Look at how handsome River is! We are clearly not as interesting as the treat being held for him, but we can still admire how adorable he is!

Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please send us your pet photos through email, Facebook, or Instagram for a chance to be featured in a future post!

Today is World Dog Day and National Dog Day (as well as National Dog Month) so we are celebrating one of the greats (and...
08/26/2026

Today is World Dog Day and National Dog Day (as well as National Dog Month) so we are celebrating one of the greats (and her very best friend).

Our very own receptionist rescued her when she was just over eleven years old and found her tied to a car. Luckily she got a very loving home for the rest of her life with her best friend, Shelly.

If you have a rescue in your life, share your story and photos below. We love to hear them.

Crumpet and Choux Choux are so happy with their new roommates Tuna and Raisin, with only the mild amount of judgement fo...
08/25/2026

Crumpet and Choux Choux are so happy with their new roommates Tuna and Raisin, with only the mild amount of judgement for each other’s antics. Seriously, how perfect is this photo??

Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please send us your pet photos through email, Facebook, or Instagram for a chance to be featured in a future post!

08/24/2026

LOOK at that tail wag! LOOK at that smile! LOOK at that perfect sit! 10/10 from the judges (receptionists) for Biscuit as he surpassed all expectations in adorableness.

Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please send us your pet photos through email, Facebook, or Instagram for a chance to be featured in a future post!

Happy Take Your Cat To The Vet Day!And BOY did we have so many cats taken to the vet this day! Meet Cathy, Buzz, Bo-Peep...
08/21/2026

Happy Take Your Cat To The Vet Day!

And BOY did we have so many cats taken to the vet this day! Meet Cathy, Buzz, Bo-Peep, Woody, Heartsong and Grump (who does not live up to his name). All brought in by Pantry Four Paws and all coming in for they spays and neuters when they of age to prevent the abundance of unhomed animals.

If you’re looking into spaying or neutering your pets, call us at (905) 521-9404 or email at [email protected]

Today is World Mosquito Day, so let’s talk about heartworm.Mosquitos are the main way dogs and cats get heartworm diseas...
08/20/2026

Today is World Mosquito Day, so let’s talk about heartworm.

Mosquitos are the main way dogs and cats get heartworm disease. One bite from a mosquito can transmit the infected larvae, which only takes three to four days before travelling to the heart and blood vessels and growing into the disgusting heartworms.

Prevention is always cheaper than treatment, yearly heartworm tests and interceptor for dogs (or year-round prevention) is highly recommended not just for adventurous outdoor animals, but indoor ones too.

If you haven’t gotten your test or prevention yes, call or email us and protect your animal today!

When I say that Hank standing on his hind legs would tower over the whole staff here, I need you to understand how big t...
08/19/2026

When I say that Hank standing on his hind legs would tower over the whole staff here, I need you to understand how big this man is. While he’s sitting in this photo, looks can be deceiving. But no matter how big he is, he’s even more handsome.

Want to see your pet featured on our social media? Please send us your pet photos through email, Facebook, or Instagram for a chance to be featured in a future post!

Address

Hamilton, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+19055219404

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