2057 Victoria Street North, Unit #3
Breslau, Ontario, N0B 1M0
(519) 648-9738
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WEBSITES
Veterinary Partner is a website that provides sound advice on most veterinary related disease and the management of those diseases. Whether you have questions regarding behaviour, orthopedic injuries or questions regarding hormonal disease, the veterinarians at Breslau Animal Hospital can assure that you are getting correct information when visiting this site.
There is a plethora of information with respect to pet nutrition on the internet these days. This website prides itself in providing you non-biased and scientifically-based information with respect to cat and dog nutrition.
Let's face it, cats are a very special species! They walk to the beat of their own drum and can become quite "out of sorts" when they aren't allowed to do so. Feel free to visit this website for good, evidence-based information that will help keep your feline friend happy and stimulated while being housed safely indoors.
Cat Healthy
Cat Healthy was created by Canada’s top veterinary feline specialists, as an initiative to help more cats receive the preventive healthcare they need to live longer, healthier lives. http://www.cathealthy.ca/
The Guru's of worms and germs at the Ontario Veterinary College have published a blog! For up to date information on all of the "creepy-crawlies" that have the ability to infect your pet (and potentially you too), please visit the site above.
Dermatology Zoetis is an active veterinary industry partner that provides clinical information to veterinarians and clients. If your pet has been diagnosed with a dermatological condition, more information may be available here or at veterinary partner.com. Veterinary Partner https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id= Zoetis https://www.zoetis.ca/conditions/dogs/dermatology/veterinarian-reference-handouts.aspx
Travel
If you are travelling outside of Canada with your pet, it is strongly advised that you get prepared for this travel at least six months prior. It is important to seek out information on 3 things: 1) Which international travel certificate your require (bilingual or trilingual), 2) Instructions for your veterinarian and you on filling out the international travel certificate, 3) Instructions (a step by step) on what requirements the government of your destination requires you to fulfill with respect to things like deworming, examination, vaccination, rabies testing etc. You can contact the CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) for assistance. The Canadian Government also has a website that lists many destination countries and your can access instructions and certificates there (https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/documents/travel-documents-for-your-pets) and at their associated site (https://inspection.canada.ca/animal-health/terrestrial-animals/exports/pets/eng/1321265624789/1321281361100).