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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 2pm

Village Centre Animal Hospital

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Village Centre Animal Hospital

Small animal practice operating in Binbrook,On. Our state of the art facility has an in-house lab.

30/03/2026

Review this case of a foreign body in a feline patient with us! 🐈🏥 If your pet ever shows any concerning signs or you suspect they ingested something they should not have please don’t hesitate to contact the clinic.

24/03/2026

DID YOU KNOW...
Ticks that carry Lyme disease are more able to survive freezing temperatures. That means that the ticks we encounter in the winter and early spring are far more likely to be infective!

Ticks are small, but the problems they cause can be serious. As weather warms and pets spend more time outside, it helps to know where ticks hide and how to check for them.
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Ticks often wait on tall grass, brush and leaf piles along the edges of yards, parks and trails. After outdoor time, a slow, thorough check can help you spot them early.
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We can also recommend year-round parasite prevention that fits your pet and your local area so you do not have to guess.
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Learn more: https://www.aaha.org/resources/the-importance-of-year-round-parasite-prevention-for-pets/

23/03/2026

Celebrate the unconditional love and cuteness that puppies bring to your pack!

18/03/2026

They say that not all hero’s wear capes - but here at Village Centre AH they do! 🐾🐕
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Last week we had the pleasure of hosting our third blood donor clinic in partnership with ! We had 19 amazing dogs and their families participate with many of these dogs returning for their second or third donations alongside 7 dogs who donated for the first time! We are so greatful to have so many amazing dogs and pet parents willing to donate their time to participate. ❤️
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Did you know that 1 donation can save the lives of up to 3 other dogs? This means that our 19 donors have the potential to save up to 57 other dogs across Canada with their donations. That is truly heroic!
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Thank you to all the families of our amazing canine hero’s for bringing them in and supporting this amazing cause. We look forwards to welcoming you and all of your canine hero’s back soon! 🐶💕

15/03/2026

Curious pets can find trouble in places people do not always expect. National Poison Prevention Week is a good reminder to look around the home from a pet’s point of view.

Common risks include human medications on nightstands, certain houseplants and flowers, chocolate and xylitol sweetened treats, and cleaning or yard products left within reach.

If a pet ever seems off after getting into something, do not wait for symptoms to worsen. Call the ASPCA Poison Helpline below for immediate assistance and notify our clinic as soon as possible for further treatment and guidance.

ASPCA Poison Helpline: 888-426-4435

Learn more: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control

17/02/2026

Sometimes, tartar and infection have built up to the point that home care is not effective, and may be painful to your pet. In those cases, having a veterinary Dental Cleaning will give you a fresh slate to maintain your pet's dental health.

What Happens During a Dental Cleaning?
Your pet will be intubated, anesthetized, and monitored. A dental technician or veterinarian will use a scaler (ultrasonic scaler or hand scaler) and a curette to remove tartar and plaque from above and below the gumline.
Then they will polish the teeth and proceed with any additional treatments, such as extractions.
Why Does My Pet Need Extractions?
Extractions involve removal of the teeth and are recommended for a number of reasons, including:
🐾misalignment, which can cause malocclusion (issues closing the mouth);
🐾extra teeth (i.e., retained baby teeth), which cause overcrowding and excessive tartar and
plaque buildup;
🐾disease, such as stomatitis or tooth resorption in cats, which causes painful ulcers and
abscesses; and
🐾fractured, damaged, or decaying teeth that are infected, painful, and cannot be repaired.
In severe cases, mouth bacteria from infections can enter the bloodstream and affect the heart,
liver, and kidneys.
Why Is Anesthesia Required for My Pet’s Dental?
🐾Prevents anxiety, discomfort, and/or pain that might be experienced if awake
🐾Safeguards your pet and veterinary staff from injury
🐾Allows your veterinarian to perform a thorough oral exam
🐾Prevents aerosolized bacteria and debris from being inhaled or swallowed
Note: Bloodwork is often required prior to anesthesia to address underlying health issues that might
require further support before, during, or after the procedure.

14/02/2026

We'd love to see your furry Valentine! Share a picture of your pet in the comments to spread the love this Valentine’s Day. 🐾 ❤️

10/02/2026

With Valentine's Day around the corner, one way you can show love to your pet is to pay attention to their dental health!🦷
Dental disease isn't just about bad breath or yellow teeth. Chronic dental infections can let bacteria spread through the bloodstream and contribute to serious problems like heart disease and kidney disease.
The good news? There's a lot you can do at home to protect your pet:
Daily tooth brushing is the gold standard for preventing plaque and gum disease (even a few times a week helps!)
Dental diets are a great supplement, or alternative when brushing isn't realistic- they're specially designed to reduce plaque and tartar while your pet eats.
Healthy teeth = a healthier body and a happier pet 🐱🥰🐶
Call or message us to book your complimentary dental exam today!

03/02/2026

Dental issues can develop gradually, which is why February is the perfect time to check in on your pet's oral health. Plaque can harden into tartar over time, potentially leading to gum inflammation and more serious dental disease if left untreated.

Early signs can be easy to miss, but may include bad breath, red or swollen gums, visible buildup on teeth, or changes in chewing behavior.

Regular brushing, dental treats and routine veterinary exams all play a role in supporting long-term oral health and comfort.

Learn more: https://www.aaha.org/resources/your-pets-dental-care/

Call us to book a free dental exam today, and receive your choice of a complimentary dental care product if you schedule a dental cleaning with us!

29/01/2026

When a pet has an upset stomach, a bland diet for a few days can often help. Canned and dry versions of gastro diets are available in the clinic.
Chicken and rice is often suggested as a bland diet. While homemade bland diets may seem simple, they often lack essential vitamins and minerals critical to your pet’s health. Schedule an appointment with us to learn more about pet nutrition, and discuss any questions you may have.

31/12/2025

Wishing you a fun and safe !
See you in the New Year! We will be open January 2 and 3 at our regular hours.

What are you planning to accomplish in 2026? Let us know in the comments! 🎉

29/12/2025

Please join us in giving Dr Mohsina a warm welcome- we're thrilled to have her on board!
Dr Mohsina has several years of experience in busy practice, and will be working alongside Dr Kunnath to continue to provide exceptional, personal care to our patients. She will be starting next week and can't wait to meet you and your furry family members!

Address

2668 Binbrook Road
Market Rasen
L0R1C0

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+449056928387

Website

http://www.villagecentreanimalhospital.com/

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