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To all our clients... Do you have an animal with a history of urine issues? Or is your pet due for a urine re-check? On Thursday May 18th ONE DAY ONLY, we are offering FREE Urine checks. No appointment needed :)

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ATTENTION ALL CLIENTS WHO FEED IAMS KO: IAMS KO has been discontinued and has been replaced by Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Selected Protein KO. This is the same diet (with a few added benefits) but has new packaging and sizes. Just a reminder to all clients who purchase this on our Webstore, you will have to make changes to your ordering especially if you have 'auto order' set up. Any questions or concerns please feel free to contact our office

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Everyone remember this x-ray of our pregnant mom from last week? Ta-da! Welcome our 3 babies who were born late yesterday afternoon :) Everyone is doing well and the babies will be up for adoption in 8-9 weeks :)

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Feline Reproduction Fun Facts DAY 4: Did you know the gestation period of a female cat is between 57-69 days? The average is 63 days. The average female can produce litter sizes anywhere from 3-6 kittens (give or take). From our facts from the previous 3 days, this means that during the breeding season one female can potentially give birth to up to 3 litters. If you do the math this could be anywhere from 9-18 kittens per female!!! 😲 This is an x-ray of one of our moms due to give birth any day now. How many kittens do you think she is having?

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Feline Reproduction Fun Fact Day 3: During the spring and summer months you may find your intact female cat acting differently every few weeks or so. This 'out of the norm' behaviour is mostly likely because they are cycling and in search of a mate. Here are the signs to watch for: -Vocalizing -Strong desire to leave the house/yard -Restless and pacing - Excessive affection (rubbing face and head against owner or inanimate objects) -Atypical aggression -Posturing -Increased urination

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Feline Reproduction Fun Fact DAY 2: Did you know that because cats are induced ovulators they can be nursing a litter of kittens and become pregnant AGAIN! 😲 During the spring and summer months a cat will keep cycling until she is bred, making cats proficient at reproducing. This is why it is extremely important to spay your female cat before sexual maturity.

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Feline Reproduction Fun Facts DAY 1: Did you know that female cats are 'induced ovulators'. This means they do not ovulate until they mate with a male. This also means that one litter of kittens could be fathered by multiple males! This brings full meaning to the phrase: 'Who's your daddy' ;)

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Spring has officially arrived, which means kitten season is here! Meet our first litter of the season! Babies will be up for adoption in 8-9wks once weaned, vet checked, dewormed, and vaccinated. Stay tuned to our FB page, as we will be posting daily fun facts about feline reproduction.

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**update** owner has been found and he is on his way home :) FOUND Basset Hound found near the 401 in Colborne. Male, neutered, no microchip. He did have a collar on. He is safe here at the clinic. Owners must be able to describe the collar he was wearing

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We had such a great day! 10 dogs donated today! BIG thank you to all that came out, your donation is much appreciated :) Meet the superstars of the day

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Our Blood Donor Clinic is happening right now! Meet Gibb our first donor of the day! This is his 3rd donation way to go Gibb!! :) We have 11 donor dogs booked today! Stay tuned to our page to see who came out to give blood

Dr. Andy Roark