by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | Aug 27, 2019 | Health
Recently a client asked me about a Rabies Clinic coming up in our area. She asked why the cost of the vaccine was only $25 and whether she should take her dog to get vaccinated. She also asked why do these rabies clinics exist? All good questions. About seventy...
by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | Aug 25, 2019 | Health
Our veterinary team needs your help to make your dog’s visit as fear-free as possible. One thing you can do is to ensure that your dog gets to Wilmot Veterinary Clinic in a calm state of mind. The following tips will help you, and your pet arrives in one piece and in...
by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | Aug 21, 2019 | Health
Stress, anxiety, and fear during veterinary visits begin at home when you take out the cat carrier. Before traveling to the clinic, there are many things you can do to reduce the stress of a veterinary visit. The first part of the journey is the cat carrier. The cat...
by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | May 1, 2019 | Health
As we start to enjoy the first few warm days of spring, we need to think about our pets. Parasites, such as fleas, ticks and worms can infect our pets during our trips to parks and sports fields. Prevention is the best way to protect your dog and cat from these...
by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | Apr 1, 2019 | Health
Throughout the United States and Canada, there are a number of ticks that carry a number of serious diseases. And some ticks are known to carry more than one of these diseases, which can lead to multiple infections, or coinfection, that can complicate treatment and...
by Wilmot Veterinary Clinic | Jul 2, 2018 | Health
In response to the new position statement on declawing from the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, we at Wilmot Veterinary Clinic have decided to stop doing this procedure. If you are considering removing your cat’s knuckles, we urge you to consider these...
