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Josie’s Journey

Josie is truly one of a kind. As North Town’s original Pet of the Month, Josie is very happy to still be going strong three and a half years later!

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Pet of the Month: Thelma

In Loving Memory of Thelma Louise Fantegrossi

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Molly the Miracle

Peter (dad), Marylou (mom), Lauralee (daughter) and Mike (son) are the wonderful owners of Molly, a 6 year old Miniature Schnauzer, also known as Mollo. They got Molly in September of 2010 from a breeder in Milton, Ontario. At first, the breeder showed them four black and white puppies.

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Oliver – As If Severe Allergies Were Not Enough

Oliver is a 7-year-old English Bulldog. You may remember Oliver from a few years back when we featured his story about his struggles with severe allergies.

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Pet of the Month: Tanner

“Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that dog, the world will change forever.” –Karen Davison Tanner is a beautiful 2 year old male neutered soft coated Wheaton Terrier. He was surrender to North Town in February of 2016 because of a severe and painful infection on his tail. Although […]

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Cannabis (Marijuana) Intoxication in Cats and Dogs

Pets have more cannabinoid receptors in their brains than humans. This means that the effects of cannabis are more dramatic and potentially more toxic. A small amount of cannabis is all it takes to cause toxicity in cats and dogs.

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North Town Veterinary Hospital is committed to doing everything possible to combat the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.

As part of this commitment, effective immediately, North Town Veterinary Hospital will be instituting the following precautionary protocol to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission.

For the safety of yourself, our staff, and the community we are limiting the amount of clients permitted inside of our building. We have initiated a semi- open door policy to allow one person inside the hospital while your pet is here for a scheduled exam. One person is also permitted inside the hospital for surgical drop offs. Our emergency services remain closed door to clients as our building does not allow for proper social distancing while waiting for the veterinarian. Please call 905-451-2000 when you arrive for your appointment, surgical drop off or emergency service to gain further direction from one of our team members. You can also place an order for pet food through our Online Store by visiting our website.

EMERGENCY CASES

- If possible, please call us at 905-451-2000 to let us know you are on the way so that we can be prepared to meet you upon your arrival at the hospital.

- When you arrive, please stay in your vehicle in our parking lot and call 905-451-2000, and we'll come to you.

- If you do not have a phone or your pet's emergency is immediately life-threatening, please come to the front door and ring the bell.

Thank you in advance for your understanding.