Brooker Ridge Animal Hospital
107-525 Brooker Ridge L3X 2M2 Newmarket, ON, Canada

Inguinal Hernia in a puppy. A puppy presented with bilateral inguinal hernia. Surgery was performed by Dr. Zak Saleh at Brooker Ridge Animal Hospital.

A three year old Doberman presented to Brooker Ridge Animal Hospital for limping, draining abscess, and suspected foreign body in the paw. Over the last 10 months the patient has received multiple treatments, antibiotics, pain killer, and flushing by the regular vet but without improvement, then cytology and culturing performed by a referral veterinary facility who recommended also CT scan. Even with CT scan done the stick does not show up. CT scan report recommended amputation of a digit for severe panosteitis (bone inflammation). Surgery was performed at Brooker Ridge Animal Hospital by Dr. Zak Saleh who also followed up on the patient until complete recovery.

Call us today at 905-898-1010 to book your appointments. Please mention SPRING PROMO when booking :) Offer ends May 27 Exam fee: $30 (New Clients only) Dentistry: $350 (Extraction extra) Vaccination: $45 (Rabies/Distemper)... Heartworm Test: $25 Cat Neuter: $80 Kitten Spay: $120 Cat Spay: $150 Cat Declaw: $249 Dog Neuter start at $165 Dog Spay starts at $199 See more

Starting Thursday, November 10th we are holding a rabies vaccine program at our hospital. Get your pets vaccinate for rabies for just $20 (cash only)! Microchipping is also available at an extra cost. Only for a limited time! This offer will be available until Friday, December 9.

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Blocked Cat! Feline Urologic Syndrome FUS is a common syndrome in male cats, it is known in veterinary parlance as a blocked tom or blocked cat. Urethra of male cats is narrow at the penile part particularly close to the tip. Any sediment, mucous, or stones coming from the urinary bladder passing through the urethra could block the penile urethra. If the flow of urine stops, waste products such as Blood Urea Nitrogen, Creatinine, Potassium build up in the blood stream c...ausing azotemia and hyperkalemia (increase potassium in the blood). It is known in veterinary parlance as a blocked tom or blocked cat. Cats that are blocked often show the following signs: Repeatedly visiting the litter box (noting or few drops of urine produced often mistaken for constipation) Straining Crying or howling Licking at the genitals Hiding Painful abdomen Vomiting If you notice your cat showing any of the above signs, get right in to see an emergency veterinary services. Dont wait as a few hours can make a big difference. Cats with urinary obstruction require immediate urinary catheterization to release the urine, any delay can result in kidney damage or death. The course after unblocking these cats is just unpredictable. Some cats are released from the hospital never to suffer another episode, while others will have repeated urinary obstructions in days, weeks, or years later. See more

How the lazy exercise

What it looks like to have a kitten as a yoga instructor:

Guard Dog Practice. Day 1.

A special happy Mother's Day message to all of our pet moms. #ScienceBehindHappy

Happy Mother's Day to moms everywhere!

Here's some sneaky animals to brighten your day

As every cat owner knows, nobody really owns a cat. It owns you. Happy #NationalCatDay, folks.

Just be careful he doesn't just grab the ball

Despite going through a number of issues himself, Simon is still lending a paw out to another pup in need.

She must have been so relieved to see them.

Love this! <3 Had to share! (Y)

You only live once.

"I found it, I want it, it's mine!"

When you combine these satellite pictures from NASA you see something truly incredible.

A friendly reminder that the raccoon rabies which began in the Hamilton area after more than 25 years without a reported case - has also spread to the Niagara r...egion as of March. Please vaccinate your animals as we are likely to see more cases before things are brought under control again. #humananimalhealth See more

This is Chase and he has a tater tot problem.

Make a bold move today.

WARNING: Violent scenes!

Our other furry friends

Baby's first hiccups

The future is upon us! Provided by: Break

These puppies swim for the first time and it will be the most adorable thing you'll see all day...