Bridge Street Veterinary Hospital

🐾 Please join us in welcoming Dr. Rebecca Brill to the team at Bridge Street Veterinary Hospital! 🐾

Dr. Rebecca graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2013 and is Fear Free Certified, bringing a compassionate, thoughtful approach to veterinary care. She is passionate about creating a positive, low-stress experience for pets while building lasting relationships with both animals and their families.

We’re thrilled to have her join the Bridge Street team and can’t wait for our clients and patients to meet her!

Please help us give Dr. Rebecca a warm welcome in the comments below 💙🐶🐱

Did you know pets can get heatstroke too? Check out the link below to learn more about preventing heatstroke for you pets.

How can I prevent heatstroke in my pet? After a long, cold winter, you’re likely ready to head outdoors for some fun in the sun. But, your adventure may be cut short if your pet develops...

Hey cat lovers! Are you interested in learning more about cat behaviour and how you can help your cats live their best lives? If the answer is "YES", check out this FREE Webinar offered by Cat Friendly Homes. This webinar is suitable for the whole family!

Register at the link below, share it with your fellow cat lovers, and comment below if you will be attending this virtual event.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Cat Chat: Is Your Cat Happy?. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Join cat expert, Dr. Kelly St. Denis, in learning about your cat's unique behaviors, as well as tips to make sure your cat is living his or her best life. This class is geared to both older children & teens, families, and adults who love and want to know more about cats. Dr. Kelly is a practicing fe...

Happy Tuesday Everyone!
Please remember to keep your pets safe while enjoying the warm weather.
Never leave your pet in the car when it is warm outside, even with the windows down. This can be very dangerous. If you are going out- plan ahead! Leave your dog at home or make sure they can accompany wherever you are going. Packing water and travel bowl is always a good idea!
Visit the link below for more information on why dogs should never be left alone in the car.

No Hot Pets - Ontario SPCA and Humane Society “I left the window down for him. I wasn’t going to be gone long. We’ve heard it all! The issue of owners leaving their pets in their vehicles during the hot summer months, putting animals’ safety at risk and even causing death, is an ongoing problem. There is no excuse for leaving a pet unat...