Sensor Health Sciences Veterinary

19/03/2025

The Small Creatures Pet Clinic is a full-service veterinary clinic and hospital serving Langley pets and their owners since 1994.

01/03/2024

Welcome to the OAVT , in Hamilton, Ontario. Come by and visit for a Spin on our Wheel and free goodies!!!

04/01/2024

We are so excited to announce that we are hosting another Paint your pet fundraiser event!! 🎨🐾
Join us Thursday February 1st at Symposium Cafe Cambridge to paint your pet and participate in our raffle prizes! All proceeds will be donated to two very special charities; & ♥️
Link in bio to sign up!

31/12/2023

This year has been as long as a wiener dog!

29/12/2023

29/12/2023

Intestinal parasites can lead to serious health issues in your pet, and it's crucial to prevent gaps in protection. 🤒

Watch out for these signs indicating intestinal parasites:

Digestive Issues: Soft or bloody stools, diarrhea, vomiting.

General Health Concerns: Unexpected weight loss, lethargy, abdominal discomfort, decreased appetite, poor hair coat, anemia.

Importantly, these parasites can also be transmitted to you and your family. To safeguard everyone's health, maintain good hygiene practices and ensure your pet receives year-round parasite prevention. This consistent care is key to keeping your household healthy and happy!

29/12/2023

If you're hosing a New Year's Eve party, remember that some delicious foods can be dangerous for pets. Avoid sharing alcoholic beverages, chocolate, grapes, onions, and other foods that are toxic to animals. Remind guests to avoid feeding table scraps to your furry friends as well! ✨

26/12/2023

From all of us at Sensor Health Vet to you, Merry Christmas 🎄

23/12/2023

Enjoy this holiday season 🎄✨

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19/12/2023

'Tis the season for safety! Be mindful of your pet's access to festive holiday decor.

17/12/2023

Be sure to keep an eye on those tender paws this winter!

12/12/2023

DECEMBER 11 NATIONAL STRETCH DAY

DID YOU KNOW…

When your dog stretches seeing you it is a happy stretch. This is considered a greeting stretch and this is how dogs greet when they see their loved ones.

The greeting stretch is similar to a play bow.
You can differentiate a play bow from a greeting stretch by the position of your dog’s legs and elbows.

Keep Stretchin’ 🐾