Baden Veterinary Hospital

06/03/2026

Please be advised that we are experiencing some issues with our phones. We hope to have the issue resolved ASAP, but if you need to reach us in the meantime please email us at [email protected]. Thank you for your patience!

03/07/2026

Looking forward to the mild weather this weekend? So are the ticks in your neighborhood!
Make sure your pets are protected. We are in the office until noon today for food and prescription refills.

02/13/2026

Baden Veterinary Hospital will be closed from 12 pm on Saturday, February 14 until 8 am on Tuesday, February 17 for the Family Day long weekend. If your pet requires medical attention, please contact the Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Waterloo Region at 519-634-8880. Thank you for your understanding!

12/29/2025

Important notice: due to the ongoing winter storm and deteriorating road conditions, we will be closing at 4pm today. We appreciate your understanding and plan to be back in the office for regular hours tomorrow.

12/15/2025

The holidays are fast approaching! Please be sure to preorder your pet's food and medications early to ensure they arrive on time.

12/03/2025

Please note the clinic will be closing at 4pm this Friday December 5. We will be open for food and medication pick up only on Saturday December 6 from 8am to noon.

We will return to normal hours and services on Monday December 8 at 8 am.

Enjoy your holiday season!

11/25/2025

November is Pet Diabetes Month—and we have a question for the cats! Does OBESITY increase the risk of diabetes in cats? The answer is YES! Obese cats have a higher risk of developing diabetes. Other risk factors include age, physical inactivity, and certain breeds. It is estimated that 1 in 230 cats have diabetes. Talk to us for more information on this manageable disease.

11/17/2025

Thinking holiday shopping? Check out our webstore for deals on toys, food, treats, and more!
Is your pet on Santa's Naughty or Nice List this year?
myvetstore.ca/badenvets

09/16/2025

Please be advised that we are experiencing some technical issues with our phone lines today due to the construction on Foundry Street. We are unable to answer incoming calls, but if you leave a voicemail we will triage your call and get back to you as soon as possible. You are welcome to email the clinic at [email protected], or in the event of an emergency proceed to the clinic or to the Emergency Veterinary Clinic or Waterloo Region. Thank you for your patience while we sort out this issue.

07/29/2025

You may have heard of a new (to this area) tick borne disease in the news lately- Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF). So far cases in Ontario seem to be clustered around Long Point (coast of Lake Erie) but this is still a new and developing situation.

RMSF is carried by the American Dog Tick in this area, the first tick borne disease that we have recognized these ticks to carry. Until now, our main concern has been with black legged ticks (aka deer ticks) as they are the carriers of Lyme Disease- another disease that can affect both our pets and humans.

As you will see in the article, RMSF can present in a number of different ways. If your dog is feeling unwell it is important to let your veterinarian know if you have been to Long Point or other high tick areas and if there has been any attached ticks that you have removed from your dog (the same goes for humans too- if you have any attached ticks, please contact your human health professional).

Using monthly tick control is important as is checking your pet and yourself after spending time outdoors.

Our emerging concerns about Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) in Long Point, Ontario, have led to a variety of questions from veterinarians and dog