Christmas presents for your Pets

If you are planning on getting a Christmas present for your Dogs or Cats, talk to the Veterinary Technicians at Royal City Animal Hospital for advice on some great gifts that your pets will love you for. 

What will Santa Claus be putting under your Christmas tree for your Dog or Cat? 

Lisa & Randi are here to help. 

519-763-4992

Royal City Animal Hospital

245 Edinburgh Rd S

Guelph, Ontario. 

Veterinary Clinic

Petcare. 

Walk-Ins Welcome

Does your dog or cat need a Nail Trim? 

Did you know WALKINs are WELCOME? 

visit us at Royal City Animal Hospital 

and we will always make time to trim your pet's nails. 

245 edinburgh Rd S. Guelph

519-763-4992

Christopher Walkin

Nail Trims

#Stress Triggers in #Dogs

Are you contributing to your Dog’s anxiety and behaviour issues?
Dogs can become stressed by many things they are not adequately desensitized too when they are puppies, they can develop fears and anxieties with repeated negative exposure to stressful situations.

At Royal City Animal Hospital, we see many dogs who come in for behaviour issues, which can be attributed to their Stress and how it was handled.

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For More information on your Dog's mental, and emotional well being - please discuss stress with your Veterinarian. There are many treatment options to help reduce anxiety and stress, and many are all-natural and not pharmaceutical.

Check out this Website to learn more about Dog stress:  The Indoor Pet Initiative from Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

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10 Most Common #Toxins for #Dogs

Do you know what items can be toxic to your dog?
At Royal City Animal Hospital, we want your dog to stay healthy and happy, and one way to do that is to provide you with information on potential problems that could be lurking in your home.

Dogs can get into all kinds of things, and knowing what can harm them will help keep them safe.
Poison Prevention is key.

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The top 10 Toxins for dogs are:  Chocolate, Mouse and Rat Poisons, Vitamins and Minerals, Human Pain Relievers, Heart Medication, Cold and Allergy Medicines, Acetaminophen, Caffeine, Xylitol, and Antidepressants. There are many, many other common items that can be dangerous to pets. For a Full List of toxic items, and Plants - be sure to check out the following websites.

Pet Poison Helpline
ASPCA Poison Prevention.

If your Pet has ingested any toxic item - please consult your veterinarian immediately. Bring the packaging of the item with you when you take your pet to the vet.

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