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Avon Animal Hospital Small Animal and Equine Veterinary Hospital located in Windsor, Nova Scotia. Also ensuring our four-legged friends are receiving top-notch care.
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Offering both small animal and equine care, Avon Animal Hospital has been part of the community for over 25 years! A team comprised of skilled and compassionate animal health care professionals, we strive daily to have a positive impact on the lives of the animals and people we serve. Working collaboratively with our clients, we aim to provide pets with all of their health care needs. Our strong commitment to continuing education allows us to stay current with emerging changes in veterinary medicine.

We wanted to take a moment to share a very special boy's story for Feel Good Friday!This handsome kitty fella was being ...
11/06/2026

We wanted to take a moment to share a very special boy's story for Feel Good Friday!

This handsome kitty fella was being fed by an older gentleman in Aylesford for some months. Initially very nervous and timid, the gentleman's caregiver actively worked to gain his trust. When they noticed their kitty friend began limping and had trouble getting around, they increased their efforts and were finally able to get him into a carrier. The story gets even better when, after reaching out via Facebook for help transporting him, a Windsor gentleman drove to Aylesford to pick up our kitty friend, bringing him to Avon to get the care he needed.

It turned out our kitty, now named Ace, had a chronically displaced hip with significant changes to his pelvis likely from a severe injury. He had extreme muscle loss in his injured leg from not using it and the decision for amputation was made. Throughout this whole ordeal, from being an outside boy to living at the clinic short term to adjusting to life on 3 legs, Ace was a total sweetheart. He lounged in his bed, ate up all of his food, and gave our team the loudest purrs. He helped our staff through the recent loss of our clinic cat, George and quickly won everyone over with his shining personality.

Ace got his happily ever after when the gentlemans caregiver decided to adopt him as her own! Ace has a new cat brother, Bobby, who he adores and will be introduced to their 2 dogs once he has time to settle down. His 3 legs don't slow him down at all and we couldn't be happier for this lovebug to find his furever home. Ace gave us significant joy while in clinic and we wish the best for him and his family in the future!

Less zoomies. More strategic napping. Same main character energyšŸ’¤Happy National Senior Pet Month to the pets who know th...
11/03/2026

Less zoomies. More strategic napping. Same main character energyšŸ’¤

Happy National Senior Pet Month to the pets who know the house rules because they made them.

Meet the Cow Crew!! Found in a cow barn, this beautiful family was taken in by Avon to stop the cycle of repeated litter...
11/02/2026

Meet the Cow Crew!!
Found in a cow barn, this beautiful family was taken in by Avon to stop the cycle of repeated litters and rehome these sweet babies. Momma and her 4 babies have been staying with Dr Megan for the past 7 weeks and are now ready to start their new journey.

Momma cat has been adopted by one of our staff members, but let’s take a second to acknowledge her awesomeness- besides thriving and enjoying indoor family life perfectly, she is a huge cuddle bug and isn't scared of anything! On top of her 4 babies, this momma has also taken in 2 orphan single kittens to help them grow big and strong too! She is looking forward to her much deserved retirement.

Momma’s 4 babies, Holly (black and white female), Stein (black and white boy), Angus (black fluffy girl), and Dexter (black short haired girl) are all named after cow breeds due to where they were found. They are friendly, have been exposed to kids, cats, and dogs, and LOVE to run, jump, hide, and play! They are currently 7 weeks old and ready to go home this week. They are vaccinated, FELV/FIV negative, had their parasite control, and health checked!

If you are interested in adopting any of these kittens, please email [email protected] and we will contact you about next steps!

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You: ā€œWe get an extra hour of sleep.ā€ Your pet: ā€œInteresting. Anyway, breakfast?ā€ Clocks fall back today. Their internal...
11/01/2026

You: ā€œWe get an extra hour of sleep.ā€

Your pet: ā€œInteresting. Anyway, breakfast?ā€

Clocks fall back today. Their internal meal clock may require further negotiationsļø ā°

Our friends at Uniacke Lakes are looking for this sweet boys family.
10/30/2026

Our friends at Uniacke Lakes are looking for this sweet boys family.

UPDATE

Maverick is back home with his people :)

We have an injured kitty here - if you are missing a large short haired black male cat (no microchip), please call us ASAP 902-866-6626

šŸŽƒA little Halloween treat from all of us at Avon Animal Hospital! 🐾RVT Kayla and VAs Emma & Dakota are getting into the ...
10/30/2026

šŸŽƒA little Halloween treat from all of us at Avon Animal Hospital! 🐾

RVT Kayla and VAs Emma & Dakota are getting into the spooky spirit alongside our very own witch-in-training, Feargal! šŸ§™ā€ā™€ļø

Our treat baskets are full and ready to go! Stop by today or tomorrow to pick up a FREE treat bag for your furry friend. We have goodies for both cats and dogs!

No tricks, just treats!

Available while supplies last, so don't wait too long. We've also got plenty of same day availability today if your pet needs to be seen.

Happy Halloween from all of us at AAH! šŸ§”šŸ–¤

25 pets. One busy day. A big step toward a better future for our community. 🐾Yesterday, Avon Animal Hospital teamed up w...
10/29/2026

25 pets. One busy day. A big step toward a better future for our community. 🐾

Yesterday, Avon Animal Hospital teamed up with 9 Lives Cat Rescue for another low-cost spay day, helping members of our community access important preventative care. We were also happy to lend a hand to Annapolis Valley Cat Rescue and some of their rescue kiddos! ā¤ļø

It was a busy day, but it went wonderfully, and together we were able to sterilize 25 pets! šŸŽ‰

We absolutely love being able to offer these days, because the need in our community is very real. This has been our busiest kitten season yet, and since January 1st, 2026, our clinic alone has rehomed 121 cats. As much as we love seeing these little ones find their forever homes, we know that prevention is a huge part of addressing the cat overpopulation crisis in our area.

The effects of spay days like these won't happen overnight. It may take several years to see the full impact, but every single spay and neuter makes a difference. Every litter prevented means fewer kittens struggling to find homes and fewer cats needing rescue.

We are so grateful to 9 Lives Cat Rescue NS, Annapolis Valley Cat Rescue, Stray2Stay Cat Rescue and everyone in our community who helps make these initiatives possible. It takes all of us working together to create lasting change, and we're proud to be part of it. šŸ±šŸ’•

Here's to fewer unwanted litters, healthier cats, and a brighter future for our community's animals! 🐾

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share that we had to say goodbye to our beloved clinic cat, George, last week....
10/27/2026

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share that we had to say goodbye to our beloved clinic cat, George, last week.

When we first welcomed George to Avon Animal Hospital, we knew he was an old boy with numerous health challenges, and we weren't sure how much time we would have with him. We were fortunate enough to have 202 days with our sweet boy, and while we wish we could have had 202 more, we are so grateful for every single day he spent with us. ā¤ļø

For those who followed George's story, you may remember that he was estimated to be 17+ years old and had spent his entire life outdoors. He had survived a broken leg, lived life entirely on his own terms, and made it very clear that after nearly two decades of independence, he wasn't about to let anyone tell him what to do in retirement. He had his own plans, and those plans led him right to us.

In his final months, George found himself surrounded by warmth, comfort, and an entire team of people who adored him. His days were spent rotating between laps, desks, and approximately 100 different beds throughout the hospital. He was a familiar face in the upstairs office, a constant companion to the girls working away, a welcome presence during the hardest days, and the absolute highlight of every break.

George was so much more than a clinic cat. He was a shoulder to cry on, a quiet source of comfort, and a little piece of happiness on even the hardest days. Somehow, he always seemed to be nearby when someone needed him. Whether he was supervising paperwork, keeping someone company, or simply snoozing away without a care in the world, he had a way of making everything feel a little better just by being there.

We also feel incredibly lucky that George's former caretaker continued to visit him. The bond they shared was something truly special, and we know how much George meant to him. After providing George with a safe place to call home for so many years, it was beautiful to see that love continue right until the end.

We knew our time with George would likely be short, but knowing that doesn't make saying goodbye any easier. Our hearts are broken, and there is an undeniable emptiness in the places where we would normally find him curled up, keeping watch, or demanding a little attention. We would give anything for just one more lunch break with him, one more office visit, or one more chance to find him asleep in a bed that was definitely not meant for a cat.

George, thank you for choosing us. Thank you for letting us be part of your golden years and for giving us far more than we could ever have given you. We hope you knew just how deeply you were loved by every single person here.

You may have arrived as our oldest and newest team member, but you left as so much more. You were family, George, and you always will be.

Rest easy, sweet old man. We hope wherever you are, there are endless sunny spots, the softest beds, unlimited naps, and absolutely no rules. You will be missed more than words can say, and you will forever hold a very special place in our hearts. šŸ¾ā¤ļø

Until we meet again, George. 🌈

Something you’ve been meaning to ask about your pet? Let’s talk. We have appointments available this week, whether you’r...
10/27/2026

Something you’ve been meaning to ask about your pet? Let’s talk.

We have appointments available this week, whether you’re booking a routine visit or discussing a new concern.

Give us a call or email to book!

(902)798-4633 or [email protected]

10/23/2026

What an EPIC night!

We are absolutely thrilled with the turnout for our Fall Equine Education Night, with over 150 people in attendance!

A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to come out and spend the evening with us. We are so grateful for the incredible support from our equine community, and it means so much to see so many people come together to learn, connect, and share their love of horses.

A special thank you to the Brooklyn Fire Department and Clarence Farm Services for being part of the evening!

Thank you for making this such a memorable evening!šŸ¤

Address

45 Morison Drive
Windsor, NS
B0N2T0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+19027984633

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