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Clark Animal Hospital

Clark Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited facility focusing on preventative medicine and surgical care for cats, dogs, rabbits and small pocket pets.

Clark Animal Hospital was established in 1979 and has been serving the Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge community ever since. We at Clark Animal Hospital work closely as a team to provide the best quality care and support to owners and their pets. From new puppy/kitten visits, to geriatric examinations and everything in between, we like to play a role in all life stages. We provide a large range of se

rvices including preventative medicine, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, in house laboratory/diagnostics and nutritional counselling. We also provide limited boarding during weekdays until Saturday at noon. Excellence in customer care is the foundation of our practice and we strive to leave clients feeling comfortable, informed, and with all of their questions answered. We look forward to being apart of your health care team!

06/17/2025

Is it time to schedule your pet's visit? Contact us at 519-745-5647. Regular vet visits are essential for the well-being of our furry friends. Just like us, pets need routine check-ups to catch any health issues early and stay up-to-date on vaccinations. These visits ensure that your pet receives proper dental care, nutrition advice, and lifestyle recommendations tailored to their needs.

06/16/2025

Like this if you agree! Does your pet wake you up bright or early, or let you sleep in? Let us know in the comments below! We love hearing your stories!

06/13/2025

Did you know that dogs possess a remarkable sense of time? They can anticipate your arrival home, recognize regular meal times, and even seem to know when it’s time for their daily walks. This fascinating ability shows just how closely they pay attention to our routines and signals. So next time your furry friend starts getting antsy around dinner time or pacing as the clock ticks down to your return, remember they're not just waiting—they're tuned into the rhythm of your life!

06/10/2025

When it comes to keeping our furry friends safe and healthy, consistency is key! Heartworm, flea, and tick prevention should ideally be administered year-round. These parasites can pose serious risks to your pet's health, even in colder months when you might think they're less active. Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes that can survive in different climates, so prevention is crucial no matter the season. Similarly, fleas and ticks can thrive indoors and may be a concern year-round as well. Keeping your pets protected with regular preventive treatments helps ensure they stay happy and healthy throughout the entire year. Do you need a refill? Call us at 519-745-5647.

06/09/2025

Heat stroke can be life-threatening to your pet. It is crucial to recognize signs of heat exhaustion early on so that you can avoid any harm to your animal. Here are some key points to identify symptoms of heat stroke. Do you have questions about how to care for your pup? Give us a call at 519-745-5647 and we can provide you with more personalized care.

06/06/2025

Deciding when to transition your pet from puppy or kitten food to adult food is an important step in their growth. Generally, this change occurs around 12 months for dogs and about 6-12 months for cats, but it can vary based on breed and size. Consult us at 519-745-5647 to ensure a smooth transition that meets your pet's nutritional needs. Make the switch gradually over a week or two by mixing old and new foods to avoid digestive upset, ensuring they stay happy and healthy as they mature!

06/05/2025

We love this quote! How old were you when you got your first dog? Share your stories in the comments below!

06/03/2025

Did you know that when cats curl back their lips and open their mouths in that curious way, they’re actually engaging in the flehmen response? This fascinating reaction allows felines to analyze intriguing smells more effectively. It’s all thanks to their vomeronasal organ, which helps them detect pheromones and other scent compounds. Our pet-centered wellness care comes with big smiles! Contact us at 519-745-5647 today.

06/02/2025

Understanding your dog's body language is key to building a stronger bond with your furry friend. Pay attention to their tail wagging, posture, and facial expressions. It’s amazing how much they communicate without words! Each twitch and wag tells a story about their feelings. By learning these signals, you can provide them with the love, care, and response they need to feel secure and happy. Let's dive into this wonderful world of canine communication together!

05/30/2025

Pets, just like humans, are susceptible to heart disease as they age. Being overweight or having other health issues can exacerbate the risk. Senior pets often show signs like coughing, exercise intolerance, or unexplained weight loss – these symptoms can be easy to miss if you're not vigilant. Monitoring their heart is crucial if your furry friend is over 7 years old. Contact us at 519-745-5647 to learn about heart screenings. Early intervention can make a massive difference in your pet's well-being!

05/29/2025

Did you know that dogs can understand over 100 words and gestures? This level of intelligence is comparable to that of a two-year-old child! It's incredible to think about the bond we share and how well our furry friends can communicate with us. Their ability to learn commands, respond to cues, and even pick up on our emotions highlights just how special they are.

05/26/2025

Ever looked outside to see your furry friend munching on grass? It might seem strange, but many dogs do this for various reasons! They could be tasting the freshness of nature, seeking to settle an upset stomach, or just having a little fun. It's all part of their curious and playful personality! If you've noticed your dog taking a nibble now and then, don’t worry — it's quite common. Just keep an eye out to ensure they steer clear of any harmful plants or chemicals! If you start to become concerned, please contact us at 519-745-5647

Address

130 Alpine Road
Kitchener, ON
N2E1A1

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+15197455647

Website

http://www.clarkanimalhospital.com/

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