Northland Animal Hospital

Northland Animal Hospital Northland Animal Hospital sees a wide variety of patients from dogs and cats to pocket pets, reptile

Dr. Scott Craig joined Northland in 1996 and become the owner of operations two years later. Today Northland Animal Hospital offers services to pet parents who have dogs and cats, exotic pets, reptiles and amphibians, as well as birds. The hospital is also a certified Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, dealing mainly in raptor (owls, eagles, hawks and falcons) rehabilitation. Our team at Northland An

imal Hospital is caring and compassionate and strive daily to provide excellent patient care and personalized service.

Cats are experts at hiding discomfort, which means changes in their health can be easy to overlook. As summer winds down...
09/04/2026

Cats are experts at hiding discomfort, which means changes in their health can be easy to overlook.

As summer winds down, take a moment to notice how your cat is moving and behaving. Are they still jumping onto their favourite spots? Grooming normally? Using the litter box without difficulty?

Small changes can sometimes be early signs of pain, dental problems, arthritis, urinary issues, or other health concerns.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

The end of summer is a practical time to check in on your pet’s overall health. If they have not had a recent examinatio...
09/02/2026

The end of summer is a practical time to check in on your pet’s overall health. If they have not had a recent examination, consider scheduling one before the busier fall and winter months arrive.

A routine veterinary visit provides an opportunity to assess your pet’s weight, dental health, skin and coat, mobility, vaccinations, and preventive care. It also gives you a chance to discuss any changes you have noticed over the summer.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

Did you hear?!! Summer swimming can leave pets with lingering ear irritation. Moisture, allergies, and debris can contri...
08/31/2026

Did you hear?!!

Summer swimming can leave pets with lingering ear irritation. Moisture, allergies, and debris can contribute to inflammation or infection, particularly in dogs prone to ear problems.

Head shaking, frequent scratching, redness, odour, or discharge are signs that your pet’s ears may need attention. If you notice these changes, have your veterinarian examine your dog's ears to provide treatment recommendations.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

Dental disease doesn't take a summer break 🦷🐾 Bad breath, tartar buildup, red or bleeding gums, difficulty chewing, or ...
08/28/2026

Dental disease doesn't take a summer break 🦷🐾

Bad breath, tartar buildup, red or bleeding gums, difficulty chewing, or changes in appetite can all be signs of dental problems for your pet. If you've noticed any of these changes over the summer, consider having your pet's oral health checked.

A routine veterinary dental assessment is important as dental problems can be painful even when pets continue to eat normally.

📞 When brushing might not be enough, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

Before we trade summer adventures for cooler autumn days, give your pet a good brush and a quick check from nose to tail...
08/26/2026

Before we trade summer adventures for cooler autumn days, give your pet a good brush and a quick check from nose to tail. After a summer of grass, dirt, swimming, and outdoor exploring, their coat can pick up more than you realize.

Brushing helps remove loose fur, tangles, and debris—and it's also a great opportunity to notice anything like irritated skin, bug bites, or matted fur.

A few extra minutes of hands-on care now can help your pet head into autumn feeling comfortable and fresh 🍂🐶

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

As cottage and camping season winds down, take a few minutes to clean and inspect your pet’s outdoor gear before storing...
08/24/2026

As cottage and camping season winds down, take a few minutes to clean and inspect your pet’s outdoor gear before storing it away. Wash bedding and blankets used at camp, and check life jackets, harnesses, leashes, and other gear for signs of wear or damage.

Anything that is damaged or heavily worn can be replaced for next summer!

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

Heading to camp for a few days? Don't forget your pet's medications - even if your pet dislikes taking them! A change in...
08/21/2026

Heading to camp for a few days? Don't forget your pet's medications - even if your pet dislikes taking them!

A change in routine can make it easy to miss a dose, and running out while you're away can be difficult—especially in more remote areas.

Pack enough medication for the entire trip, plus a little extra in case plans change. Keep medications stored safely and follow the prescribed schedule even when your pet's routine may be different.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

After a day at the lake, your pet's paws can collect sand, small stones, plant material, and other debris. Wet skin betw...
08/19/2026

After a day at the lake, your pet's paws can collect sand, small stones, plant material, and other debris. Wet skin between the toes can also become irritated, particularly after repeated swimming and outdoor activity.

Give paws a quick inspection and rinse after lake days, paying attention to the spaces between the toes and around the paw pads. Catching irritation early can help prevent a small problem from becoming a painful one.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

Don't Let a Long Summer Day Fool You 🐾🌲A day at camp can mean extra running, swimming, hiking, and exploring - more than...
08/17/2026

Don't Let a Long Summer Day Fool You 🐾🌲

A day at camp can mean extra running, swimming, hiking, and exploring - more than your pet normally does at home. Even when temperatures aren't extreme, that extra activity can leave them exhausted or overheated.

Build in rest periods, offer fresh water regularly, and play in cool in the shade.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness needs, reach out to the pet care team at Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

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695 Trunk Road
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6A3T1

Opening Hours

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

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+17057599000

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