Waterloo West Animal Hospital

Waterloo West Animal Hospital Our team is dedicated to providing quality, timely care for your pets, and have been proudly certified by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).

Please take note of our upcoming holiday hours!
08/25/2025

Please take note of our upcoming holiday hours!

Just as in humans, plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gum infections, tooth loss, and even complications affecting th...
08/25/2025

Just as in humans, plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gum infections, tooth loss, and even complications affecting the heart, liver, or kidneys in pets. Most pets over the age of 3 have some form of dental disease — and it often goes unnoticed because they rarely exhibit pain. To ensure your pet's dental health is in optimal condition, please get in touch with us at 519-747-2020.

It's perfectly normal for pet parents to feel anxious about anesthesia. The reassuring news is that your pet will be in ...
08/22/2025

It's perfectly normal for pet parents to feel anxious about anesthesia. The reassuring news is that your pet will be in caring and safe hands throughout the entire process. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at 519-747-2020. We're always happy to help!

Your dog depends on you for more than love; they rely on you for a lifetime of health. We offer comprehensive wellness c...
08/21/2025

Your dog depends on you for more than love; they rely on you for a lifetime of health. We offer comprehensive wellness care to ensure your dog lives its happiest, healthiest life 🐶Call 519-747-2020 to schedule your appointment today!

Wondering why your cat isn't drinking much? It might be the placement of the water bowl! 💧Many cats prefer their drinkin...
08/19/2025

Wondering why your cat isn't drinking much? It might be the placement of the water bowl! 💧Many cats prefer their drinking water to be separated from their food and/or litter box.

Place your cat's water bowl in separate areas to encourage proper hydration! Give us a call at 519-747-2020 with any questions or concerns 📞

Too many baths can strip your dog’s skin of natural oils, leading to dryness and irritation. Short-haired breeds tend to...
08/18/2025

Too many baths can strip your dog’s skin of natural oils, leading to dryness and irritation. Short-haired breeds tend to stay cleaner for longer, while long-haired or double-coated dogs may require more regular grooming and occasional baths to prevent matting and unpleasant odors. Always use pet-safe shampoo. Call us at 519-747-2020 with specific questions!

Not sure if your dog’s behavior is just mischief or a sign of stress? Anxiety from separation, noise, or routine changes...
08/16/2025

Not sure if your dog’s behavior is just mischief or a sign of stress? Anxiety from separation, noise, or routine changes can lead to destructive habits or barking. Providing enrichment toys, scent work, calming supplements, or professional behavior therapy can make a difference. Want to understand your pup better and support their well-being? Contact us at 519-747-2020—we’re here to help!

Scratching has many health benefits for your cat. It maintains their nail health and marks their territory. Providing yo...
08/15/2025

Scratching has many health benefits for your cat. It maintains their nail health and marks their territory. Providing your cat with scratching posts not only maintains your cat's health but also protects your furniture. Please call us with any additional questions or concerns at 519-747-2020.

Cats are skilled at hiding their illnesses, so it's important to recognize signs that require immediate attention. If yo...
08/12/2025

Cats are skilled at hiding their illnesses, so it's important to recognize signs that require immediate attention. If your cat is having trouble breathing, suddenly becomes very weak or unresponsive, is bleeding, has a seizure, or may have ingested something toxic, these are emergencies that need prompt care. When in doubt, call us at 519-747-2020. Acting quickly can make a significant difference.

Struggling with your dog’s tummy woes? Plain canned pumpkin (not pie filling) is a natural remedy to help soothe digesti...
08/11/2025

Struggling with your dog’s tummy woes? Plain canned pumpkin (not pie filling) is a natural remedy to help soothe digestion. Its fiber can ease diarrhea and constipation effectively. Just a spoonful for small dogs or more for larger breeds may provide relief. Always consult your vet before introducing new remedies. Have questions? Contact us at 519-747-2020.

Wow! What a great morning!!❤Today we hosted our first blood bank donation day with the Canadian Animal Blood Bank ! All ...
08/08/2025

Wow! What a great morning!!❤

Today we hosted our first blood bank donation day with the Canadian Animal Blood Bank ! All of our donors were absolute rockstars and got a pup cup as a reward to their brave actions! One donation will help save up to 3 lives! We are so thankful that these heroes helped out today ❤

Indoor cats can easily become bored, leading to over-grooming, aggression, or destructive behaviors. If your feline is k...
08/08/2025

Indoor cats can easily become bored, leading to over-grooming, aggression, or destructive behaviors. If your feline is knocking things over or constantly pestering you, they might be craving mental and physical stimulation. Enhance their environment with rotating toys, vertical spaces like cat trees, or even teach tricks to keep them engaged. Want more tips for a happier, healthier cat? Contact us at 519-747-2020 🐾

Address

414 Erb St W
Waterloo, ON
N2L 1W8

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12am
Tuesday 8am - 12am
Wednesday 8am - 12am
Thursday 8am - 12am
Friday 8am - 12am
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+15197472020

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We’re a full service AAHA accredited veterinary hospital located on the corner of Erb and Fischer-Hallman. We offer care for the big and the small at Waterloo West and not only see companion animals and pocket pets but exotics as well. We are proud to provide a wide range of routine veterinary services as well as many emergency surgical procedures.

Our clinic is well equipped with diagnostic in house services such as : digital radiographic imaging, ultrasound, and laboratory testing which provide fast results for urgent cases. Our extensive hours guarantees our patients the best care possible and we offer an additional after hours service exclusively for our clients/patients.

New clients are always welcome here at Waterloo West Animal Hospital, our team looks forward to meeting you and your furry family!