Caradoc Animal Clinic
84 Caradoc St. S. N7G2N8 Strathroy, ON, Canada

Please be advised of our hours over the Easter Holiday weekend. Friday April 2: CLOSED Saturday April 3: 8:30 - 2 Sunday April 4: CLOSED... Monday April 5: 8 - 6 If you have an after hours veterinary emergency, please contact the London Regional Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 519-432-3300 Have a safe and happy Easter

The Blacklegged tick is the most common tick species found from Ontario to Eastern Canada. It loves wooded areas and leaf litter and is the species responsible for transmitting Lyme disease to pets and people. Check the potential tick activity in your area today! #couldticksbethere #betickaware #yourvetknowsticks Link to: https://tickmaps.ca

Let's have some Friday fun. Comment below!

Easter is quickly approaching, so we'd like to remind everyone to be cautious when bringing plants into your home. Lily plants can be lethal if ingested by your cat, so please avoid these beautiful but dangerous flowers.

It’s finally Spring! Time to get outside and enjoy the outdoors by visiting your favourite park, going for a walk, hike or simply staying in your backyard to play with your dog. Is your pet at risk for ticks in your own backyard? Watch our video to learn more! #couldticksbethere #betickaware #yourvetknowsticks

It's the first of the month! Don't forget your heartworm prevention.

We would like to remind everyone that your pets should be brought to their appointment in a secure pet carrier, or have a properly fitted collar and leash. We want to ensure everyone's visit here is a safe and happy one.

Fall has arrived and so have ticks! September marks the start of the fall tick bloom, when ticks search for a hearty meal before winter. Make sure your pets are protected this season. Call us today! #ticks #tickseason #tickprevention #tickawareness #ticktalk #lymedisease #tickremoval #dogs #cats #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Cheers to those individuals who are barely keeping it together, but are still out there every day making our days more bearable. #scottmetzgercartoons #covidstress #coworkers #teameffort #keepingoursanity #vetmedlife #dogs #cats #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Eliminating a flea infestation requires a minimum of 12 weeks. That's how long it takes to ensure that all the fleas on your pet, as well as those that will emerge from your infested home, are killed. If your pet is not yet on flea control medication give us a call! #ThinkAgain #fleas #fleaawareness #fleaprevention #fleaseason #fleaandtickprevention #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Please be advised of our Labour Day Weekend hours. Sept 5th: 8:30-2 Sept 6th: Closed Sept 7th: Closed ... Sept 8th: 8am-6pm If you have an after hours veterinary emergency, please contact the London Regional Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 519-432-3300. Have a safe and enjoyable long weekend!

The Caradoc Street Reconstruction Project is progressing well with the next phase expected to begin on Monday, August 31. Starting Monday, Caradoc Street will b...e closed from Canaan Street to Clarence Street to allow for the installation of new underground piping, road base, curb and gutter, asphalt, and surface works. Local traffic may use Adelaide Street, McKellar Street, or Queen Street to navigate around the project site. The truck route utilizing McEvoy Road is still in place. See more

It's September 1st! #heartworm #heartwormdisease #heartwormkills #heartwormprevention #heartwormtesting #mosquitoes #dogs #cats #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

We are currently without power. Our phones and computer systems are down.We are currently without power. Our phones and computer systems are down.

Our phones and computers are down.Our phones and computers are down.

Please be advised our power is currently out. We are still open, but we are limited in the services we can offer at this time. Your patience and understanding is appreciated.Please be advised our power is currently out. We are still open, but we are limited in the services we can offer at this time. Your patience and understanding is appreciated.

It's International Dog Day. Show us your dogs!It's International Dog Day. Show us your dogs!

Tomorrow is 'take your cat to the vet day'. More than half of cats do not receive regular veterinarian care. Routine check ups can help identify health issues in their early stages and can help to prevent chronic illness. #Cat2Vet #cats #routineveterinarycare #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Helping your cat become accustomed to nail trims will help to make it less stressful on them and you.

Happy Friday! #scottmetzgercartoons #cats #lifewithcats #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

#rainysunday #thunderstorms #wheresthetrazadone #petanxiety #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Friday funny #covidhumour #scottmetzgercartoons #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

Please be advised we will be closed Monday August 3rd for the Civic Holiday. If you have a veterinary emergency, please contact the London Regional Veterinary Emergency Hospital at 519-432-3300.

It's heartworm prevention time! #heartworm #heartwormdisease #heartwormkills #heartwormprevention #heartwormtesting #mosquitoes #dogs #cats #strathroyontario #strathroyvet #caradocvet #londonontario #lndont

As of July 18th, the London Middlesex Health Unit has mandated wearing a mask in all indoor enclosed spaces. With stage 3 of the government reopening plan under way, we would like to remind everyone we are still practicing curbside pick up for all food and prescription items. If you are entering the building for an appointment, please wear a face covering that extends from above your nose to your chin and leave it in place for the extent of your visit. We ask that you continue to respect social distancing guidelines and the other safety precautions we have set in place. Thank you for your patience and understanding.