Peterborough Veterinary Services
720 The Kingsway K9J 6W6 Peterborough, ON, Canada

Royal Canin is currently offering some great rebates for our clients to take advantage of!!! So be sure to scroll through our facebook page today to check them all out today! Or click the link to find out more https://www.promo-trak.com/SelectOffer.aspx?cn=RoyalCanin

Royal Canin Rebate #1 Pet owner receives 25$ back for BRINGING THEIR PET TO THE VET! (valid off consultation or exam) From: Now to Dec 31st 2020 No purchase of an RC diet necessary... Promo code: 285K0 1 rebate per household, receipt required at time of submission. Rebate Link: https://www.promo-trak.com/Default.aspx?cn=royalcanin

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Royal Canin Rebate #2 $15 back on any of our NEW Hydrolyzed Protein Moderate Calorie 11kg bags From: Now to Dec 31st 2020 Promo code: 282KO... 1 rebate per household, receipt and UPC code required as proof of purchase. Rebate Link: https://www.promo-trak.com/Default.aspx?cn=royalcanin

This week is National Vet Tech week. Veterinary technicians are critical to the day-to-day function of veterinary practices, and play vital roles in preserving animal health and welfare. During National Veterinary Technician Week, we honor their commitment to compassionate, high-quality veterinary care for all animals. Peterborough Veterinary Services is proud to have an amazing team from our veterinarians, veterinary technicians, animal assistant, receptionists and office managers. And during National Veterinary Technician Week we would like to celebrate our Vet Techs and all they do! Image: Pinterest

Royal Canin Rebate #3 Royal Canin $10.00 Product Rebate on any RC case of cans or 1.5kg and up From: Now to Dec 31st 2020 Promo code: 284K0... 1 rebate per household, receipt and UPC code required as proof of purchase. Rebate Link: https://www.promo-trak.com/Default.aspx?cn=royalcanin

"Hypocalcemia is a well-known issue in the dairy industry, but that’s not the case for why cows become hypocalcemic. Jesse Goff’s work, along with other peers’ research, points to metabolic alkalosis. Cows are alkalotic as a result of the potassium in the forages they are fed. Prevention is a key component to addressing the issue." To learn more about prevention for hypocalcemia in cows click link below! https://www.bovinevetonline.com//pound-prevention-hypocalc

Happy Farmers Day to all our farmers! Farmers have remained one of the highest contributors to economic growth while consistently feeding the people who rely on their goods. Today was cultivated to celebrate all the hard work farmers put into growing and raising their livestock and crops. So let‘s take a moment to give some love to all the farmers who work tirelessly to feed us year round.

It’s that time of year again! This is just a friendly reminder to all our clients to order and pick up all their food and medications for their pets by Monday December 7th for the holiday season. Our cut off date is a bit earlier this year due to Covid-19 and we unfortunately have been seeing food back orders again. So don't forget to add Fluffy or Whiskers food and medications to your Christmas shopping list! Want to make your shopping easier? Head to our online store https://www.myvetstore.ca/ and get it shipped right to your door!

There is so much to be thankful for this season, including our furry friends! Keep your pets safe this Thanksgiving with these pet safety tips:

"A study led by Adrian Barragan, clinical assistant professor of veterinary and biomedical sciences, found that treating dairy cows with aspirin after calving can enhance animal welfare and farm profitability." To see more on what they found check out link below! https://news.psu.edu//aspirin-after-calving-can-provide-re

Peterborough Veterinary Services is excited to announce our fall photo contest. So grab your camera and start snapping some great fall inspired photos of your furry friends! Whether you're on a walk surround by fall foliage or dressing your pets up for Halloween we want to see them! Photos are open to the public to view and vote on their favourite fall photos. The fall photo with the most likes at the end of the contest will win the grand prize! So get snapping, posting, sharing and liking. For full details visit link below! https://pollunit.com/en/polls/dxmkm1kidbqtmbmfwztzyw

Hello Fall Ticks are most active during the spring and fall, but can be found at any time of the year when the temperature is above -4C and can be hiding in the fallen leaves. Be sure your pets is on tick prevention to help protect not only them but your family from tick borne disease such a lyme disease. Here are some other facts you may not know about ticks! https://www.petsandparasites.org/dog-owners/ticks/

"While colic cases are frequently resolved with simple medical management and pain relievers, some cases prove critical. Researchers in England set out to identify indicators of critical outcomes in colicky horses, and they identified three "red flags" significantly associated with the likelihood of a critical outcome." Check out link below to familiarize yourself with these 3 red flags! https://www.horsetalk.co.nz//three-red-flags-serious-colic/

Have any of your pets suffered from a urinary health issue? Royal Canin wants to hear from you! We want to learn more about your pet’s journey, and how you prefer to receive their urinary health information. Upon completion of this 10-minute survey, as a thank you we will provide you with a $10 rebate coupon for any Royal Canin Canada product. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W8GVPT3 *This survey will close once we reach 100 respondents. Please note this coupon is only valid in Canada.

Today is Rabies Awareness Day. Rabies is caused by a virus that can infect any mammal, including humans. In infected mammals, the virus is found in saliva and can be spread through three main ways: - Bites that break the skin - Getting infected saliva in an open cut, sore, or other wound - Getting infected saliva in the mouth, nose, or eyes... The animals that most often transmit rabies in Ontario are bats, foxes, skunks and raccoons. Once signs of rabies appear, in any animal, the disease is virtually always fatal. The best way to protect yourself and your pets/livestock is to ensure your animals are up-to-date on their rabies vaccinations and know what to look for to spot a potential rabid wildlife. For more info check out: https://www.ontario.ca/page/rabies

Get active! Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the most important things you can do for your cat's health.Check out link below on why weight control is so important and ways you can help increase your cats activity https://www.petsplusus.com/pet-inform//weight-control-cats

"Vitamins are essential nutrients required by ruminants during all stages of production. There are certain times in the year when vitamin supplementation is required." What time of the year is vitamin supplementation required? Check out link below for more details. https://www.dairyproducer.ca/strategic-use-of-vitamin-a-an/

"Rat poisons are very effective. This is fortunate for humans who have trouble with unwanted rodents, but not so fortunate for the rodents or other animals who happen to ingest the poison. Each year, thousands of accidental poisonings occur, and it’s our pets and children who are most at risk." Check out link below for more info on the dangers of rat poison. https://www.gopetplan.ca//oh-rats-petplan-pet-insurance-lo

"If your dog has been having tummy issues and you can't figure out the cause, they could have giardiasis, an infection caused by tiny parasites called giardia. Giardia is among the most common intestinal parasites reported in dogs, but they can wreak havoc on your dog's digestive system." To read more about giardia check out link below! https://www.hillspet.com//giardia-in-dogs-diagnosis-and-tr