Sherwood Veterinary Clinic

09/03/2026

08/31/2026

Paw licking?
Head shaking?
Scratching that won’t quit?
Don’t delay... early intervention helps get your pet itch-free before it flares up.
Book an appointment to talk next steps! 5872694000

08/28/2026

Does your pet have a beautiful face like our friend here? Deep wrinkles often trap moisture, causing yeast to thrive. If left untreated, their skin can get inflamed and infected. This is called skin fold dermatitis.

Symptoms may include redness and inflammation, itching, odour, skin discoloration, and skin lesions.

Regularly cleaning and drying their folds with vet-approved cleanser can go a long way! Our team can discuss more options to help your squishy-faced friend remain looking and feeling beautiful! Give us a call.

08/27/2026

Happy National Dog Day from all of our staff dogs here at Sherwood Veterinary Clinic! 🐾🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺

08/26/2026

Discover the convenience of shopping from Sherwood Veterinary Clinic ’s online store. Click here http://www.sherwoodvetclinic.ca to get started!

Our hospital’s webstore allows you to:
• Shop from anywhere, anytime
• Have pet food, supplies and treats delivered to your door
• Set up AutoOrders so you never run out
• Access exclusive online offers

08/24/2026

Even small weight gains can have a big impact on your pet’s health. Let’s take those extra pounds seriously, because they mean more than you think 🩵

08/21/2026

Regularly taking your pet to the vet for a wellness visit is essential, but we know it can be quite the event!

Here are our 7 Tips for a stress-free visit. Share this post to help reduce the stress other pets may experience.

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08/19/2026

Is your pet scooting or licking their rear? It could be their a**l glands!

A**l glands are located on the rear of dogs and cats. The glands produce an oily, fishy-smelling fluid that helps with scent marking. Sometimes these glands can get impacted or infected. ​

Soft, consistent stool, as well as allergies, are common causes of irritation. If your pet is scooting, licking excessively, or showing signs of discomfort around their rear end, contact us! We will help to identify the cause and determine the best course of treatment !