Tottenham Animal Clinic
4 Mill Street East L0G 1W0 Tottenham, ON, Canada

first visit at the vet and the doctor prescribed medication for my cat...within two days she was doing amazing and still is. this was an issue that was ongoing for a few years and we seen many vets before coming here. very happy

Are dogs and cats at risk of contacting the 2019 Novel Coronavirus? -According to the World Health Organization there is no evidence companion animals or pets, such as cats and dogs, can spread the virus that causes COVID-19. -Further, there is no evidence cats or dogs can be a source of COVID-19 infection to people. -Experts have not expressed concern about transmission to or from animals. Multiple international and domestic health organizations have indicated that pets and ...other domestic animals are not considered at risk for contracting or spreading COVID-19. -Feline Infectious Peritontis is associated with a viral infection from feline NON COVID-19 coronavirus. There are many different strains of feline NON-COVID-19 Coronavirus which differ in their ability to cause disease. It is now recognized that feline enteric coronavirus strains can mutate to the more harmful type of virus called FIP. -Canine enteric NON COVID-19 coronavirus is a highly infectious intestinal disease in dogs, especially puppies. Companion animal NON-COVID-19 coronavirus is usually short lived, but may cause considerable abdominal discomfort, vomiting and diarrhea. -These are not symptoms of the human COVID-19 -These viruses ARE NOT transmitted to or cause disease in people.

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Hey Everybody! Dr. Corradini is heading off to the OVMA conference today!

Advisory: Canine Parvo Virus Recently we have seen a lot of cases of the Canine Parvo Virus. The Canine Parvo Virus is highly contagious, the virus commonly attacks cells in the lining of the gastrointestinal tract. Parvo affects dogs of all ages, but most cases occur in puppies 6 to 20 weeks of age. Following an incubation period that averages four to five days, the acute illness begins with depression, vomiting, and diarrhea. Puppies with severe abdominal pain exhibit a t...ucked-up abdomen. Diarrhea is profuse and contains mucus and/or blood. Dehydration develops rapidly. A simple test can determine if a dog has Parvo. Immediate treatment is critical if you notice any of these signs! Make sure your furry friend, whatever the age, is vaccinated to defend against this deadly threat and if they are unvaccinated and showing symptoms, seek immediate medical attention.