Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie
On April 08 at 6:26 PM
Spring has sprung and so come many pet babies! If you want to stay away from baby fever this spring book an appointment at Simcoe Veterinary Hospital! Spaying or neutering gives your pet several medical and behavioural benefits. By having your dog or cat spayed or neutered, you will be helping combat animal homelessness. Cats and dogs can have many litters throughout a lifetime. Your pet is also more likely to run away to roam the neighbourhood looking for a mate when they're sexually mature if not spayed or neutered!


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Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie
On April 05 at 11:25 AM
Do you constantly find yourself saying “bad dog" or “no" to your canine companion? Is your dog's bad behaviour negatively affecting your relationship? Thousands of pets exhibit behavioural issues for a number of reasons, but the good news is that many of these issues can be corrected. Here in Barrie, we offer pet behaviour counseling so your four-legged friend can be a more enjoyable, better-behaved companion. To get started, contact us to schedule a consultation.

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Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie
On April 02 at 9:19 AM
It is that time of year again! As the temperatures rise so do the possibilities of your dog or cat getting fleas or being bit by a tick. Schedule your appointment at Simcoe Veterinary Hospital today for your pets yearly Flea and Tick treatments.

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Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie
On March 29 at 11:45 AM
Ticks are active year-round!
Did you know that ticks remain active whenever the temperature is above 0°C? That means even during the cooler months, your pet is still at risk of exposure. Protect your pet with the right prevention plan! Contact us today to discuss the best options for keeping your furry friend safe.


Check the tick risk in your area anytime at tickmaps.ca

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Simcoe Veterinary Hospital in Barrie
On March 25 at 9:43 AM
Ticks Could Be Closer Than You Think!

Birds, mice, and deer can carry ticks into new areas, including your own backyard! That means your pet could be at risk even in places where ticks weren't a concern before.

Protect your furry friend from Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses—contact us today to find out how to keep them safe year-round!

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