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.

🌙 Days are getting shorter—walks may happen in low light. Reflective collars, leashes, or LED tags keep pets visible and...
09/08/2025

🌙 Days are getting shorter—walks may happen in low light. Reflective collars, leashes, or LED tags keep pets visible and safe. Consider earlier daylight walks or these recommendations for evening strolls.

📞 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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🥧 Autumn means baking and comfort food, but many seasonal foods—like grapes, onions, and pumpkin spice treats—are toxic ...
09/05/2025

🥧 Autumn means baking and comfort food, but many seasonal foods—like grapes, onions, and pumpkin spice treats—are toxic for pets. Stick to pet-safe snacks only.

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

❄️ Early autumn chill can make stiff joints more noticeable in senior pets. Watch for slower movement or reluctance to j...
09/03/2025

❄️ Early autumn chill can make stiff joints more noticeable in senior pets. Watch for slower movement or reluctance to jump.

Consider mid-day walks when the weather is a bit warmer and shorter durations.

📞 For all your pet health and wellness advice, please phone (705) 759-9000

End of summer evenings can be cooler and perfect for your pet's walks! However, don’t be fooled—warm, humid afternoons c...
08/29/2025

End of summer evenings can be cooler and perfect for your pet's walks! However, don’t be fooled—warm, humid afternoons can still put pets at risk. Here are some early autumn tips:

🐾 Hydration is still key—always bring water for walks.

🐾 Be mindful of fluctuating temps; pets can overheat on warm days but may feel chilly in the evenings.

🐾 Watch for seasonal allergens like ragweed and mold, which can affect sensitive pets.

🐾 Shorter daylight hours mean adjusting walk times for safety and comfort.

Staying in tune with the season helps pets enjoy the best of both worlds—cool breezes and safe play.

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

🕷️ Cooler weather doesn’t mean pests disappear. Fleas and ticks remain active into autumn and on cooler days. Stay consi...
08/27/2025

🕷️ Cooler weather doesn’t mean pests disappear. Fleas and ticks remain active into autumn and on cooler days. Stay consistent with prevention to protect your pet.

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

Water breaks aren’t optional especially in summer heat! 💧 Keeping a (collapsible) water bowl in your bag or car to ensur...
08/25/2025

Water breaks aren’t optional especially in summer heat!

💧 Keeping a (collapsible) water bowl in your bag or car to ensure your pet can drink during walks or park visits is highly recommended. In hot, humid weather, dehydration can sneak up quickly—even during short outings.

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

✂️ A clean, well-groomed coat can help regulate body temperature, but never shave pets down to the skin—this is a risk f...
08/22/2025

✂️ A clean, well-groomed coat can help regulate body temperature, but never shave pets down to the skin—this is a risk for sunburn. Ask your vet or groomer for the safest summer trim for your pet's skin.

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

🧊 Freeze pet-safe broth, or small pieces of fruit without seeds (like blueberries), or just water in an ice cube tray f...
08/20/2025

🧊 Freeze pet-safe broth, or small pieces of fruit without seeds (like blueberries), or just water in an ice cube tray for a fun, cooling treat. Perfect for humid afternoons or a summer treat for your pet. Avoid anything with xylitol or artificial sweeteners.

📞 For more pet wellness tips, call Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

🏃 Pets often push themselves to keep up with you, even when it’s too hot. Skip midday runs or walks and opt for early mo...
08/18/2025

🏃 Pets often push themselves to keep up with you, even when it’s too hot. Skip midday runs or walks and opt for early mornings or late evenings when pavement and air temps are cooler.

📞 For pet care advice, contact Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

🌡️ Humid days can make 27°C feel much hotter—especially for pets. Since animals can’t cool themselves as efficiently, ev...
08/15/2025

🌡️ Humid days can make 27°C feel much hotter—especially for pets. Since animals can’t cool themselves as efficiently, even “mild” temperatures can cause overheating.

Keep walks shorter, provide plenty of water, and stick to shady routes or choose walks by the lake!

📞 For all your pet health and wellness advice, contact Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

☁️ Just because the sun isn’t shining doesn’t mean it’s safe for long walks or fetch sessions. Humidity and cloud cover ...
08/13/2025

☁️ Just because the sun isn’t shining doesn’t mean it’s safe for long walks or fetch sessions. Humidity and cloud cover can trap heat, making pets just as vulnerable to heat exhaustion. Always monitor for signs like excessive panting or drooling.

📞 Contact Northland Animal Hospital at (705) 759-9000

That's one cool cat! As temperatures rise, many pets enjoy the cool relief of air conditioning—but did you know that too...
08/11/2025

That's one cool cat! As temperatures rise, many pets enjoy the cool relief of air conditioning—but did you know that too much cold air can dry out their skin and cause respiratory irritation?

🐾 Keep the AC at a moderate temperature—avoid blasting cold air directly on your pet

🐾 Provide cozy spots with soft blankets away from vents so they can choose their comfort zone

🐾 Monitor for signs like coughing, sneezing, or dry skin

Help your furry friends stay cool and comfy all summer long!

📞 For all your pet health and wellness advice, contact 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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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 Animal Hospital is caring and compassionate and strive daily to provide excellent patient care and personalized service.