Central Oshawa Animal Hospital
68 Centre Street N L1G 4B6 Oshawa, ON, Canada

Have you spotted a tick on your beloved pet? Don't panic - we can help! You're going to want some gloves to remove the tick. Use tweezers or a tick twister to r...emove the parasite from your dog's skin. Ensure you have removed every part of the tick, especially it's head. Then, contact our veterinary team for advice on next steps. See more

Canine Parvo Virus (CPV)

Animal Hospital Assistant/Receptionist job need Certificate in animal assistant . 1 year animal hospital experience or we will train. Good customer communication and computer skill... Prefer G class driver's license. Recent graduates are welcome to apply. Please email your resume to : [email protected] Or call 905 436 0844

Ticks and Lyme disease As the snow slowly fades and the weather eventually warms up then comes the potential of tick exposure to your pets. Please see belo...w common places ticks like to hide on your pet. If you take your pet into wooded, long grass areas please check them over for the possibility of a tick hitching a ride to your home. Also, please see attached article regarding Lyme disease here in Newfoundland & Labrador. https://www.gov.nl.ca/hcs/lyme-disease/

Your cat should receive annual professional cleanings at our office to avoid these common periodontal symptoms or any type of dental issues. Schedule an appointment for one now. https://bseah.com/

Canine Parvovirus (CPV)

Dog Dental Examination

Dog Spaying and Neutering Benefits

UPDATE: As COVID-19 cases are rising, we ask for your understanding that our protocols will stay in effect! We are not allowing clients in for routine appointme...nts; ONLY in critical situations and end of life circumstances will one owner be allowed in our waiting room. For all appointments, we ask that you wear a mask when dropping your pet off to us. If you have any flu like symptoms we ask that you reschedule or have a family/friend bring your pet if it is an urgent appointment. We ask you keep in mind the proper social distancing measures any time you leave your house! We are hoping things will go back to normal soon, but we need everyone's cooperation. See more

Tick Life Cycle

During the COVID-19 period of restrictions we will be open Monday to Friday from 9am - 5pm and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm (closed on Sundays) to allow our hardworking staff a chance to rest and recharge at home with their families. We hope to resume normal hours of operation as soon as possible. With our front door locked we are experiencing a much higher number of calls. Please don't hesitate to leave a non urgent message or send us an email. We are answering them as fast as... we can! If you have an urgent matter outside of these hours please call the Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hospital 21 Rolark Drive Scarborough, Ontario M1R 3B1 Phone: 416-247-VETS (8387) Toll Free: 1-888-593-7068 Fax: 416-287-3642 email: [email protected] Please stay safe ! Continue to practice social distancing both with yourselves and your pets so we can flatten the curve. Central Oshawa Animal Hospital 905 436 0844

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Canine Common Worms

September is #NationalDisasterPreparednessMonth. Here are a few important tips from the AVMA to ensure a happy family reunion should you and your pet get separated during a disaster. You can learn more by visiting the AVMA's Disaster Preparedness resource page: https://bit.ly/314DlZ4

Trips to the vet can be stressful or cause anxiety in your pet. To make your pet's veterinary appointment go as smooth and easy as possible for everyone, try these tips when your dog begins to get nervous.

Every kitten is different, and some may need more veterinary visits than others, but all deserve to grow into healthy and magnificent cats. Start working to check boxes on this list to get a head start on your kitten’s health! #Cat2Vet Royal Canin

It's #CheckTheChipDay! From microchip facts to happy reunion stories, we've created this infographic to show how an up-to-date microchip can make all the difference when it comes to getting your pet back. HomeAgain PetRescuer

There are certain places where COVID-19 spreads more easily and we should avoid these areas.

Dog Interaction Tips

GREAT NEWS!!!! As of now we will be back to preforming All routine Surgeries!!!! Please keep in mind that the clinic will still be operating under Closed Door Policy until further notice so please call 905 436 0844 when you arrive and stay with your vehicle practicing Social Distancing!!... Please give us a call :905 436 0844 to schedule your pets appointment and stay safe!!!

Did you know that fleas can jump up to 200 times their own height? This is why it is very important to have your pets on flea prevention. Even if they are outsi...de for a quick minute while on a potty break, fleas can jump onto your pet and make themselves comfortable! Here is a picture of a flea under the microscope... they are quite creepy looking! See more

Yes, we are open and we are here for you! During the COVID-19 crisis, our facility will remain open for most services. For appointment inquiries, please give us a call at 905 436 0844 or email us at [email protected] There is always someone on site to answer your calls and emails!

Armenian photographer Suren Manvelyan created a gripping Animal Eyes close-up photo series. His pictures reveal the sort of vibrant colours and intricate detail...s that would even make for a beautiful poster, and seeing something that’s hidden from the naked eye is always the beauty of macro photography. With such close photos, one is able to see details such as the irises’ colour gradients, textures, patterns and even tiny blood vessels, causing these eyes to look like alien landscapes.