Campbell Road Veterinary Services

Campbell Road Veterinary Services We are a small veterinary hospital where everyone gets to know one another. Our annual exam is 30 m Home delivery is not available for prescription medications.

* Fully Accredited Small Animal Hospital
* Fully Accredited Small Animal Mobile Unit for House Call Services

Patients
* Cats
* Dogs

We have an on-line store so that you can shop any time, night or day! You can have your order delivered to us for pick-up or have the order delivered directly to your door. Services

Preventative care (vaccinations, parasite control, blood and urine testing). We

consider breed, age, lifestyle when we make our recommendations when we make recommendations for your pet. Annual examinations are 30 minutes in duration, where your pet will receive a head-to-tail examination. Also included is a weigh in, a blood pressure check and an intra-ocular (eye) pressure check. We have wellness packages for each stage of your pet's life. This lets you get your new puppy or kitten off the right start -from the first visit to their spay or neuter. Adults can look healthy but have subclinical problems that are developing but your pet does not yet show signs that let you know they are sick. Regular examinations, along with blood and urine testing can uncover these problems early on when they can best be treated. Finding diseases early one is the best way to ensure your pet has the best quality of life and often increase their time with you. Seniors. The golden years. Unfortunately many health problems go unnoticed as pets rarely complain! Luckily we are experts are finding issues that are causing you pet discomfort! Many "old age" diseases are treatable and treatment will greatly increase the quality of their life. Ask us about senior wellness! Breed specific testing. Many breeds of dogs/cats have a genetic predisposition for certain diseases. Many of these diseases can be prevented by such things as special diets or medications. Ask us what your pet potential health concerns are and what you can do to decrease the risk! We are a fully functional hospital with
* Surgery Services for both elective and non-elective procedures
* Dental Services
* On site x-rays facilities
* On Site Laboratory

We also do
* Behavioural Consultations
* Nutritional Consultations

We sell
* Quality Preventative foods and Treatment foods
* Quality Pet treats, toys and supplies
* Vitamins and other supplements

04/25/2026

Update: We are currently not accepting new clients.

We are having 4 Christmas Discount Days during December. 3 days are 15% off and one day is 20% off any examination and v...
12/01/2025

We are having 4 Christmas Discount Days during December. 3 days are 15% off and one day is 20% off any examination and vaccinations. So if you are worried about your pet book an appointment! If your pet is overdue for vaccines or nearly due for vaccines give us a call.
In some cases you can vaccinate early- give us a call to see if we can vaccinate your pet during one of our discount days!
The best Christmas present you can give your pet is the gift of good health! Book your pet's appointment now!

Thursday Dec 4 2025 20% off any examinations and vaccinations
Thursday Dec 11 15% off any examinations and vaccinations
Thursday Dec 18 2025 15% off any examinations and vaccinations
Monday Dec 22 2025 15% off any examinations and vaccinations

1. Must be a current client of Campbell Road Veterinary Services
2. No choice of veterinarian as we are all great! All of us are graduates of the Ontario Veterinary College and have years of experience in companion animals!
3. By Appointment only - by phone 613 283 2323 or throught Pet Desk App.

Rumble and Charm are ready for their forever homes.Rumble and Charm are a bonded pair and should join the same household...
12/18/2024

Rumble and Charm are ready for their forever homes.

Rumble and Charm are a bonded pair and should join the same household together.
Dr O’Grady found these 2 kittens as newborns in a field on Sept 17, during a late night mare check. Despite waiting for several hours for the mother to show up , eventually it became obvious that they needed care.
Hand raised, and an integral part of the O’Grady’s clowder of cats, these 2 kittens are extremely affectionate and are into everything!
No fear and always up for an adventure. They are respectful of Dr. O’Grady’s senior cats but are always hopeful they will play with them. At night they love to cuddle up, usually on your chest where they try to play with the iPad on Dr O’Grady’ lap. Both kittens have a loud, happy purr. Rumble gets his name as he has had a “rumbly” purr since a newborn. Charm is much smaller and as a little kitten looked like she would fit on a bracelet as a charm. Both kittens are almost always under foot– into the washing machine, or drier, climbing into boots and they both love to run up your body to sit on your shoulders. The are happy to stay on your shoulder even going up and downstairs.
Due to being hand raised they are very people orientated and have a high need for affection. They need a home where people like extremely social cats that are always wanting attention. Both lap sitters, often sleeping on your chest or around your neck when longing on the sofa. At bedtime they are up by your head, purring loudly. Charm loves to sleep under the covers snuggled up against you. However, once the alarm goes off they are up and ensure that you are too. After all, it is breakfast time and then play time. After breakfast it is cuddle time and they can be found sitting on my husband’s shoulders or lap while he has his coffee. Absolutely and it will be very difficult to part with these two!
Rumble and Charm are available together for an adoption fee of $500 for both. Separating them would be very difficult for them as they are bonded but would be considered if they would be joining a kitten of similar age in the house. Individual kitten adoption fee would be $275. Their adoption fee will help fund the “AL Fund”, a fund which helps provide care to rescued pets. Dr O’Grady donates her time and covers much of the costs associated with providing care to rescued cats/dogs. When adopting a cat from us, you are giving a rescue cat a forever home and helping the next rescue cat or dog!
If you are interested please let us know and we will send you an application form.

Looking for his forever home.This is Ronaldo, a 18 month old male neutered tabby and white cat. Ronaldo suffered from a...
12/18/2024

Looking for his forever home.
This is Ronaldo, a 18 month old male neutered tabby and white cat.
Ronaldo suffered from a urinary blockage and was close to death when he arrived. Unfortunately, his owner, due, to unforeseen circumstances, could not afford emergency care. Rather than euthanize Ronaldo the owner opted to surrender him to Dr O’Grady in order to give him a chance at survival. Ronaldo luckily did survive.
He is presently on a prescription urinary diet and may require it long term.
Ronaldo is a very busy boy, active, likes to play with other cats. We do not know if he likes dogs as we have not exposed him to dogs yet. Ronaldo is exceptionally friendly but he does like to play bite , he has never broken the skin but we believe he would not do well with younger children.
He would need to live with another young cat that is very active and likes to play. His favorite game here is to open a cupboard and sleep in it and ignore us while we search for him. He waits until we are desperately calling him before he opens the cupboard and saunters out!
Please help us find Ronaldo his forever home.
Ronaldo’s Adoption fee of $ 225 goes directly into our “Al Fund” which is used to help the next rescue cat. . Dr O’Grady donates her time and covers much of the costs associated with providing care to rescued cats/dogs. When adopting a cat from us, you are giving a rescue cat a forever home and helping the next rescue cat or dog!
If you are interested please let us know and we will send you an application form.

Clementine, a visually impaired cat has ben waiting for a forever home for over 2 years. Please help us find her one.Thi...
12/18/2024

Clementine, a visually impaired cat has ben waiting for a forever home for over 2 years. Please help us find her one.

This is Clementine, a 3 1/2 year old female spayed cat. She has been waiting in the clinic for over 2 years for her forever home.
Clementine comes from the tropical island of Aquilla. She was an abandoned cat, that although visually impaired manage to successfully raise 4 kittens under a garbage dumpster. She and her kittens were rescued and taken to the local shelter. All 4 of Clementine’s kittens were adopted however, despite her young age (under a year), Clementine was deemed unadoptable and scheduled for euthanasia. She was adopted by a student the day before her scheduled euthanasia and brought to Canada.
Although Clem is visually impaired she has no long term health concerns. She is not as active as other cats so she needs a higher fiber food to keep her regular with bowl movements. She has a congenital eye issue that required surgery to fix her abnormal eyelids and relieve the pain she was in. She, unfortunately, will remain visually impaired for life but her pain is gone.
Clem is a affectionate cat, not a lap cat, but wants attention and to be near you. She spends a lot of time on Dr. O'Grady's desk, begging for attention from everyone that enters the office. Being visually impaired does come with some life challenges, jumping onto a desk safely means she needs to know where the obstacles on the desk are and constant moving things around can cause her to fall during a jump. Since she can not see properly quick movements and loud noises startle her.
Unfortunately, living in a veterinary hospital is very stressful for a cat with vision issues. As you can imagine the hospital is full of barking dogs, loud noises and quickly moving people. Clementine is forever getting startled and scared when she can’t see properly and does not know how she needs to react.
Clementine's ideal home would be indoors only, in a quiet household, either as an only pet or with other pets that are sedate and will not startle her. She does get along with other cats, if they do not “ambush” her and does get along with friendly quiet dogs.
Clementine’s adoption fee is $ 225 which will help fund the “AL Fund”, a fund which helps provide care to rescued pets. Dr O’Grady donates her time and covers much of the costs associated with providing care to rescued cats/dogs. When adopting a cat from us, you are giving a rescue cat a forever home and helping the next rescue cat or dog!
If you are interested please let us know and we will send you an application form.

10/16/2024

Please spread the word so we can reunite this found cat with its family! FOUND on October 15, 2024 in Ottawa, ON K0A 1B0 near O’Neil Rd and Dwyer Hill Rd

Message from Finder: This cat most likely has an owner as she came right to me and recognized the sound of a treat bag being shaked.

Description: Grey British Shorthair, 5-6 lbs, small, friendly, female

Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70867761

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpf

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06/11/2024

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WE ARE WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS AT THIS TIME!Also a reminder that Dr O'Grady is back in the office doing in clinic appoint...
05/16/2024

WE ARE WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS AT THIS TIME!
Also a reminder that Dr O'Grady is back in the office doing in clinic appointments.

03/05/2024

Ticks can carry Lyme disease, which can be a serious illness for pets and people. As the weather warms up and ticks become more active, be sure to inspect your pet after a trip outdoors. To learn more about ticks, Lyme disease and parasite prevention, visit ticktalkcanada.com or speak to your veterinarian.

02/12/2024

Regularly trimming your cat’s nails can prevent injury and damage to household items. Make sure you have proper feline nail trimmers so your cat’s nails don’t splinter. For more tips on trimming your cat’s nails, visit https://bit.ly/3Hz66ml.

02/08/2024

Did you know that your pet's bowl is the fourth germiest thing in your home?! 🙀 To prevent harmful bacteria from growing, remember to wash your pet’s food and water bowls daily! Be sure to share with a friend!

Address

329 William Campbell Road
Smiths Falls, ON
K7A4S6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16132832323

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