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Eagleson Veterinary Clinic Kanata

Eagleson Veterinary Clinic in Kanata. We're open 24/7, 365 days a year. Our knowledgeable and compassionate team are always here to help!

We're proudly independently owned and provide all services from routine care to critical emergencies and urgent care.

08/21/2026

Today, we’re saying a bittersweet goodbye to one of our amazing VAs, Katie! ❤️

Katie joined the EVC team back in 2021, while completing her undergraduate degree. Over the past five years, we’ve had the privilege of watching her grow, learn, and become a beloved member of our team.

She’s now taking the next big step in her journey, Katie is off to the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph! 🐶🐱

While we’re definitely going to miss having her around the clinic, we couldn’t be more proud of everything she has accomplished. From starting with us as an undergraduate student to beginning her journey to becoming a veterinarian, it's been so special to watch her reach her goals.
We know Katie will make an amazing veterinarian, and we’re so excited to see where this next chapter takes her! ❤️

Thank you for all the hard work, laughs, and countless furry patients you’ve helped along the way, Katie. EVC will always be cheering you on!

Congratulations and good luck at vet school! 🩺🎓🐾

08/17/2026

Did you have a busy summer filled with camping, hiking, cottage trips, or adventures with your pup? 🏕️ If you haven’t had your dog tested yet this year, now is a great time to check in!

As summer comes to an end, we know that this can be an expensive time of year for many families in our community. We want to help you stay one step ahead of parasites and the diseases that they can pass on to your dogs.

We’re hosting our Fall 4Dx Clinic on September 6th starting at 10:00 AM, offering 4Dx blood testing for just $50 + tax, a significant discount from our regular price! All dogs are welcome to take advantage of this opportunity and do not need to be existing patients of our clinic.

🩸 Why test in the fall?
Ticks don’t disappear when summer ends! They can remain active throughout the fall and even into the winter months when temperatures allow. Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases remain a concern, making year-round tick prevention and testing an important part of keeping your dog healthy. 🐶🕷️

📅 September 6th | Starting at 10:00 AM
💰 $50 + tax
📞 An appointment is required!

Spots are limited, so call the clinic to book your appointment and place your deposit to reserve your dog’s spot!

Don’t let cooler weather fool you; the ticks are still out there!

08/12/2026

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, and it's the perfect reminder that vaccines are one of the easiest ways to protect your pet from serious diseases.

Vaccinations help prevent illnesses like:
✔ Rabies
✔ Distemper
✔ Parvovirus
✔ Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
✔ Leptospirosis

Keeping your pet up to date helps protect not only them but also other pets in our community.

Not sure if your pet is due? Contact us, and we'll help review their vaccine schedule. https://eaglesonveterinaryclinic.ca/contact/

07/29/2026

July heat can take a toll on your pup faster than you think! 🐕

This National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, know the signs of dehydration, including dry or sticky gums, heavy panting, sunken eyes, lethargy, and reduced urination.

If you notice any of these signs, reach out to our veterinary team right away: https://eaglesonveterinaryclinic.ca/

07/24/2026

Meet Xenia! 💙

Xenia was diagnosed with uroliths after her dad found a stone that she had passed in her urine and became concerned. When she arrived at EVC, X-rays revealed that several large uroliths were still present in her bladder.

A urolith is a mineral deposit that forms in the bladder and can cause blood in the urine, frequent urination, discomfort, and, in severe cases, urinary obstruction.

After determining the type of stones through urinalysis and ultrasound, we recommended a therapeutic prescription urinary diet as an alternative to surgery.

These diets are specially formulated to change the chemistry of the urine, creating an environment where certain bladder stones can gradually dissolve while helping reduce the risk of new stones forming.

Over time, her uroliths became smaller and smaller. Throughout treatment, Xenia also remained on antibiotics to eliminate bacteria released as the stones dissolved. Infection-related bladder stones can harbor bacteria within them, making antibiotics an important part of treatment in cases like hers.

Thanks to therapeutic nutrition, Xenia safely dissolved her stones and continued passing them naturally at home until they were completely gone.

The stones shown in these photos may still look surprisingly large, but they actually started out even larger inside her bladder before dissolving enough to pass without surgery.

Although Xenia's stones are gone, her journey doesn't end here. To help reduce the risk of recurrence, she will remain on her therapeutic urinary diet as part of her long-term treatment plan.

This is a wonderful example of why veterinary therapeutic nutrition is considered medicine, not simply food. When used for the right patient and condition, nutrition can be one of the most powerful treatment tools we have.

Not every bladder stone can be dissolved with diet alone. Different stone types require different treatments, which is why diagnostics are so important before deciding on the best treatment plan.

Xenia’s dad has mentioned that she is more energetic and acting years younger since passing these stones. We're incredibly proud of Xenia and her family for their dedication throughout this process. Their commitment made this wonderful outcome possible. 💙

07/23/2026

Recently, our team had the opportunity to perform a Cesarean section (C-section) on a beautiful Ocicat! A rare breed known for its striking spotted coat, playful personality, and affectionate nature.

While many cats deliver their kittens naturally, some pregnancies require a C-section to ensure the safest outcome for both mom and her kittens. Your veterinarian may recommend a C-section if labour isn't progressing normally, a kitten becomes lodged in the birth canal, the mother becomes exhausted, or there are concerns about the health of the litter.
We're happy to share that both mom and her kittens recovered well and are doing great! ❤️

Breed Spotlight: The Ocicat
Despite their wild appearance, Ocicats are 100% domestic cats. The breed was developed by crossing Abyssinians, Siamese, and later American Shorthairs to create a cat with an exotic spotted coat and a friendly, outgoing temperament. Ocicats are known for being highly intelligent, social, and eager to be involved in everything their families do.

07/15/2026

Allergic reactions in pets can happen quickly, and symptoms can become serious fast. If you notice swelling, hives, vomiting, or difficulty breathing, your pet may need urgent veterinary care.

Our team is here to provide prompt treatment when your pet cannot wait. Bring your pet in right away if you notice these signs. 🐾

07/01/2026

Happy Canada Day from Eagleson Veterinary Clinic! 🇨🇦

As you celebrate, remember that these high temperatures and prolonged sun exposure can quickly increase the risk of heat stroke in dogs. If your pet will be spending time outdoors, be sure they have access to plenty of shade and fresh water, and avoid extended periods in the heat whenever possible.

If your pet develops irregular breathing, difficulty walking, vomiting, or appears to be otherwise unwell, call us at (613) 383-8381! We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergencies at 58-500 Eagleson Road in Kanata, ON K2M 1H4.

06/29/2026

Wishing Valka a safe and speedy recovery ♥

06/23/2026

🎉 Happy 9th Birthday, Pearl! 🎉

For those who haven't had the pleasure of meeting her, Pearl is our resident clinic cat and self-appointed ruler of the hospital.

Pearl has spent most of her life calling our hospital home. Over the years, she has worn many hats: greeter, supervisor, treat inspector, and professional troublemaker. While she may occasionally show her affection with a nip (or several), she remains a beloved member of our team.

One of Pearl's greatest contributions has been her role as a blood donor. She helped numerous feline patients throughout her career before retiring from donation duties one year ago on her 8th birthday.

Pearl's love language is receiving treats, and with an entire clinic staff wrapped around her paw, she is rarely told "no." Years of generous snack donations from her many admirers have contributed to her delightfully round figure. While visitors often mistake her for being pregnant, we can assure you that Pearl is simply very well loved… and very well fed.

If you're looking for Pearl during your next visit, there are a few places she's likely to be found. On sunny days, she can often be spotted stretched out on the stretcher in reception, soaking up the rays. When she's on duty, she prefers to keep watch from the top of her cat tree, carefully supervising both staff and patients. She also enjoys birdwatching from the front window. Of course, being a busy clinic cat is exhausting work, so you may just as easily find her curled up on the couch in the comfort room, enjoying a well-deserved nap.

As she celebrates her 9th birthday, we want to acknowledge the feisty, fearless, food-motivated cat who has made our clinic a brighter (and slightly more chaotic) place to work.

Happy Birthday, Pearl! ❤️🐾

Address

500 Eagleson Road, Unit 58
Kanata, ON
K2M1H4

Telephone

+16133838381

Website

http://www.eaglesonveterinaryclinic.ca/

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