Northern Oak Animal Hospital

Northern Oak Animal Hospital Privately owned small animal vet clinic located in Sarnia, ON! Sister Clinics:
Forest Veterinary Clinic
Birch Lane Veterinary Clinic

We are open on Saturday August 30 from 8:30am-1pm where Dr. Evans and Dr. Davies would be happy to help! Give us a call ...
08/29/2025

We are open on Saturday August 30 from 8:30am-1pm where Dr. Evans and Dr. Davies would be happy to help! Give us a call at 226-776-1777

All 3 clinics will be closed Sunday August 31 - Monday September 1st 2025 for the Labour Day Holiday long weekend! We will return after the holiday to regular business hours on Tuesday September 2nd from 8:30am-5:30pm!✨

On behalf of our veterinary team, we wish everyone a wonderful long weekend!

If you need immediate care for your pet, see below for veterinary care options. 👩‍⚕️
Vet Wise (SmartVet- Telemedicine Service)📱 1-888-243-1411
London Veterinary Emergency Clinic 📱 519-432-3300
Oak West Urgent Care 📱 519-871-1560
Southwest Veterinary Hospital 📱 519-672-1623
Walker Road Animal Hospital 📱 519-972-9000
Campus Estates Animal Hospital 📱 519-837-1212

www.forestvetclinic.com
www.birchlaneveterinary.com
www.northernoakah.com

Did you know that the phrase: “dog days of summer” isn’t actually about dogs?🧐🧐🧐The phrase actually comes from ancient t...
08/27/2025

Did you know that the phrase: “dog days of summer” isn’t actually about dogs?🧐🧐🧐

The phrase actually comes from ancient times, when people linked the hottest days of the year to the rise of Sirius (the Dog Star) in the sky!🌟💫🐶🌠

Introducing our new weekly segment where we bring you practical pet care tips straight from our veterinary team!❤️‍🩹📣🩺✨O...
08/26/2025

Introducing our new weekly segment where we bring you practical pet care tips straight from our veterinary team!❤️‍🩹📣🩺

✨Our “Vettiquette” Tip of the Week is about Lyme disease✨

For the final instalment about Lyme disease, we’re going to discuss how to help prevent it!💪🏼

✅ Tick Prevention: a veterinary-recommended tick preventative can kill ticks quickly (before they can transmit the bacteria, which takes 24-48 hours)
✨even dogs who only go in a backyard are at risk, especially in the warmer months!✨
✅Annual Testing: testing each spring helps catch infections (90-95% of dogs with Lyme show no symptoms early on!)
✅ Vaccines: For dogs in high-risks areas (like Port Franks or Grand Bend), the Lyme vaccine offers extra protection.

Follow us as we share more tips from our veterinary professionals!🤗

Is Chrystin short, or is Killian just really tall?🧐😜Both. The answer is both.🤣🐾
08/22/2025

Is Chrystin short, or is Killian just really tall?🧐😜

Both. The answer is both.🤣🐾

Did you know that August is Bat Nesting Season?🦇Bats are more active at this time of year and another bat has recently t...
08/20/2025

Did you know that August is Bat Nesting Season?🦇

Bats are more active at this time of year and another bat has recently tested positive for rabies in our area⚠️

Some Facts About Bats:
• bats often nest in trees, attics and barns
• rabies can be transmitted through bites or scratches
• while most bats are harmless, you should never touch one, even if it looks sick or dead

Safety Tips for Pet Owners:
✅ keep pets indoors at dusk and overnight
✅ don’t let pets sniff or play with bats
✅ seal up any holes in attics or sheds
✅ ✨make sure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccines✨
✅ call animal control if you find a bat in your home or yard

Introducing our new weekly segment where we bring you practical pet care tips straight from our veterinary team!❤️‍🩹📣🩺✨O...
08/19/2025

Introducing our new weekly segment where we bring you practical pet care tips straight from our veterinary team!❤️‍🩹📣🩺

✨Our “Vettiquette” Tip of the Week is about Lyme disease✨

📍Last week we discussed symptoms to watch out for with Lyme disease!🦠

This week, we’re following up with how we test for Lyme disease!🧪

🦠Each spring when we run your dog’s annual heartworm test, we also screen for Lyme disease and two other common tick-borne illnesses (all in one blood test!!)
🦠If your dog’s tests positive, we may recommend following up with other testing, like a Quant C6 antibody test or in-house diagnostics (urinalysis, other bloodwork) to assess things like kidney function and cell health.

💡What happens if my dog tests positive?
If your pup shows symptoms or changes in their lab work, treatment is available. Typically, treatment would be a course of antibotics lasting a month or more. But, once infected, flare ups can happen down the line.

✨Long term monitoring is key to keeping your dog healthy and happy✨

😻As for our feline friends, cats rarely get Lyme disease, however they are still at risks for ticks! This is why tick prevention is still important for cats!

Follow us as we share more tips from our veterinary professionals!🤗

First visit for Luna was one for the books!🤩🥰😍
08/15/2025

First visit for Luna was one for the books!🤩🥰😍

Our staff wear many hats during the work day, including: vet wrap artist extraordinaire🎨 We like to send sunshine vibes ...
08/14/2025

Our staff wear many hats during the work day, including: vet wrap artist extraordinaire🎨 We like to send sunshine vibes home with our surgery patients!🌞

08/12/2025

Our power is back up and running!! Thank you for your patience 💡

08/12/2025

Attention!🚨
We are currently without power in our clinic due to the weather. Should you need assistance, please contact Birch Lane: 519-332-5656 or Forest: 519-786-2306

Or send us an email at [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as we are back up and running! 🙏🏻

Address

1125 Lakeshore Road
Sarnia, ON
N7V2V5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1pm

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