St. Catharines Animal Hospital

04/03/2025

When temperatures hit 4˚C and above, it's time to connect with us to discuss the risk of ticks.
Book your visit today

04/03/2025

TICKS ARE OUT!!!!
Ticks are active when temperatures are above 0°C making Lyme disease a significant risk. Pick up your prevention today, a simple monthly treatment is all it takes to keep your pets and your family protected! www.stcatharinesanimalhospital.ca

04/01/2025

Breaking Mews: Due to overwhelming demand, we’re now offering cat-tastrophe insurance! Covers zoomies-induced chaos, midnight yowling, and 'accidental' plant destruction. 🐱😹​

03/29/2025

A simple blood test during their wellness exam can detect potential issues early, giving you peace of mind and them the best care possible.
✨ Early detection leads to a healthier future!
📅 Schedule their wellness visits today

03/27/2025

📣 PSA: Please be sure to respect your feline overlords tomorrow, March 28th.
They require extra chin scratches and undisturbed naps.
Please share this post, or your cat may grant you bad luck for the next year.

03/25/2025

With Spring in full bloom, keep an eye out for these common issues that can pop up during the season:
🤧 Allergies – Scratching, licking, chewing, scooting, ear discharge, hair loss, or skin changes
🐜 Fleas & Ticks – More pests = higher risk of bites & disease
🌱 Grass & Pollen Sensitivities – Paw licking, skin irritation, or hot spots
🚫 Spring Toxins – Fertilizers, pesticides, and certain plants can be harmful
If your pet is showing any of these signs, we’re here to help! Contact us today for relief options and keep them feeling their best.

03/22/2025

We’re getting ahead of ourselves here, but we are too excited! 🐾
Tomorrow is National Puppy Day AND Cuddly Kitten Day. What can be better than that?!
📸 Share a picture of your puppy or feline friend in the comments – we’d love to see them!

03/21/2025

⚠️Are you about to do some spring cleaning? As a reminder, many household items can be dangerous to pets.
📞 In case of an emergency, contact us immediately or call the Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661

Help spread awareness and possibly save a pet’s life by sharing this post!

03/18/2025

We are feeling lucky to have the best pet parents and patients around! 🍀🐾
Wishing you and your furry friends a happy and healthy St. Patrick’s Day!

03/17/2025

Sometimes, we just need to take a cuddle break

03/15/2025

Did you know? The Irish Setter is one of the most famous dog breeds to come from Ireland! 🍀
With their striking red coats and playful personalities, these energetic pups are the perfect symbol of Irish luck and spirit. 🐶

03/13/2025

Welcoming a new furry friend is exciting, but it can come with questions—don’t worry, we’re here to help you “take the leash” and guide you every step of the way! 🩺
Start with a comprehensive wellness exam to ensure they’re off to a healthy start. We'll help with everything:
✔ Vaccination and preventive care plans
✔ Tailored nutrition advice
✔ Tips for bonding and training your new addition

📅 Schedule their first visit today and give your fur baby the best start to their New Leash on Life!

03/12/2025

Did you know?
Around 80% of orange cats are male due to the genetics behind their coat colour. The orange hue comes from the X chromosome, and since males only need one copy to be ginger (while females need two), it's more common for orange cats to be boys.
Do you have a fiery little orange feline in your life? Share a photo of them!

03/08/2025

Did you know over 87% of current veterinary school applicants and 88% of vet techs are female? 👩‍⚕️🐾
Women are leading the way in veterinary medicine, providing compassionate care, innovation, and expertise that shape the future of the industry.
Join us in celebrating the incredible women in veterinary medicine, drop a 💜 to show your support!

03/08/2025

03/07/2025

Early detection is essential for managing kidney disease in pets. Regular wellness visits allow us to catch potential issues early and provide the best care!
The following symptoms may indicate kidney dysfunction:
-Increased thirst & urination
-Weight loss & decreased appetite-Lethargy or vomiting
A simple blood test can help monitor kidney function and keep your pet happy & healthy.
Call us today to schedule your pet's next wellness visit! 🩺🐾

03/04/2025

Miss Aurora was an attentive student today as Dr Sara explained how to keep her and her brother healthy to their parents!

03/04/2025

"Miss Honey Bee" Lee is doing her best to help dad at work - so far she's mastered paperwork and the art of sweet potato removal from a Kong