Washago Veterinary Services

Washago Veterinary Services Established in 2012, Washago Veterinary Services is proud to provide our community with compassionate medical care and incredible client service.

To keep our team and community safe, we are continuing to perform contactless appointments. Please call the office at 705-689-0606 when you arrive and a team member will walk you through our hospital admission process. We are accepting payment by credit card or e-transfer.

It is Veterinary Appreciation Day and we thought it was a perfect day to announce that we are thrilled to be adding a ne...
06/18/2026

It is Veterinary Appreciation Day and we thought it was a perfect day to announce that we are thrilled to be adding a new veterinarian to our Washago Vet team!!

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Hello!

My name is Dr. Hannah Domsy, and I'm excited to meet you all as a new associate veterinarian at Washago Veterinary Services!

I've never been a stranger for long. People often tell me I could make friends with a tree! My goal is to make every client and pet feel comfortable, welcomed, and cared for.

I am Fear Free Certified and passionate about making veterinary visits as stress-free and positive as possible.

When I'm not at the clinic, you'll likely find me outdoors hiking, fishing, camping, or ATVing. My favourite adventure buddy is Gooseberry, a rescued street dog from the Caribbean who has completely stolen my heart.

I look forward to meeting you and your furry family members!

Ditch the conventional food bowl and opt for puzzle-based meal serving. Tumbling treat balls suitable for beginners or a...
06/18/2026

Ditch the conventional food bowl and opt for puzzle-based meal serving. Tumbling treat balls suitable for beginners or advanced sliding puzzles encourage critical thinking and decelerate eating.

By taking a few simple precautions, you can help ensure your dog's safety while driving, such as keeping them away from ...
06/11/2026

By taking a few simple precautions, you can help ensure your dog's safety while driving, such as keeping them away from airbags, preventing them from sticking their head out of the window, not leaving them unattended in a parked car, and avoiding transport in the bed of a pickup truck.

Empowering senior dogs to thrive, we can engage them in low-impact activities like scent games, gentle movement, and mod...
06/03/2026

Empowering senior dogs to thrive, we can engage them in low-impact activities like scent games, gentle movement, and modified indoor games tailored to their unique physical needs.

To optimize your pet's overall health, customize activities according to your dog's age and breed. Aim for 30–60 minutes...
05/30/2026

To optimize your pet's overall health, customize activities according to your dog's age and breed. Aim for 30–60 minutes of movement daily, such as brisk walks, fetch, or swimming. Incorporate puzzle toys or obedience training to maintain mental acuity.

Teaching a dog the “look at me” command is a fundamental training step that diverts their focus from distractions and re...
05/27/2026

Teaching a dog the “look at me” command is a fundamental training step that diverts their focus from distractions and redirects their attention to you.

The remarkably agile, padded split hooves of Aruban goats enable them to scale near-vertical surfaces and climb directly...
05/21/2026

The remarkably agile, padded split hooves of Aruban goats enable them to scale near-vertical surfaces and climb directly into the branches of trees to forage for leaves and fruit.

We hope. you have an enjoyable long weekend. Did you know that there are special sensors on a butterfly’s feet that allo...
05/16/2026

We hope. you have an enjoyable long weekend.

Did you know that there are special sensors on a butterfly’s feet that allow them to taste their food. That’s convenient!

05/13/2026
Did goats play a role in the discovery of coffee? A legend suggests that coffee was first discovered when an Ethiopian g...
05/12/2026

Did goats play a role in the discovery of coffee?

A legend suggests that coffee was first discovered when an Ethiopian goat herder observed his goats becoming increasingly energetic and sleepless after consuming berries from a specific tree. Following his discovery, beverages made from these mysterious berries began to be consumed, and knowledge of their energizing properties spread globally.

Address

8220 Simcoe County Road 169
Washago, ON
L0K2B0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17056890606

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