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VCA Canada Morningside Animal Hospital

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VCA Canada Morningside Animal Hospital

At VCA Canada, we're pet people too. A healthy pet is a happy pet. That's why our team of trained professionals offer quality care for your companion.

We understand the importance of your morning snuggles and the tail-wagging excitement when you come through the door, even if you're only gone for five minutes. We know them inside and out, which means we know when things are good and when we need to pay more attention. Our hospital is here for you.

02/28/2025

While this location is closed, we're incredibly thankful for the support we've received, and we're excited to continue serving you at nearby VCA Canada Scarborough Animal Hospital.

01/30/2025

After many wonderful years serving this community, we want to share an important update about VCA Canada Morningside Animal Hospital.

Our team is excited to be moving to join our nearby VCA Canada Scarborough Animal Hospital where we look forward to providing the same exceptional care you’ve always received at a new, convenient location only 15 min away. Our last day of operations here will be February 28, 2025.

Thank you for trusting us with the care of your pet. We look forward to continuing to support the health and happiness of your greatest companion for years to come.

01/24/2025

With advanced positioning techniques required for various orthopedic studies on sedated patients, we can position patients safely, fear free, and with ease.

Not to mention stay completely out of the room, away from hazardous radiation! 🙌

Hands free is the name and lowering your exposure is always the game!

01/17/2025

It's - You know what that means!

It means we celebrate the 20,923 x-rays taken in 2024 hands-free! It means a whopping 85% of our x-rays are now being taken hands-free! 🙌 And that’s just counting the ones entered through our system (we all know about retakes😉).

Why does this matter? By moving to , we’re significantly reducing for our associates, contributing to a safer workplace while continuing to provide top-tier care for our patients. It's a win for both our teams and our animal patients!

A special shout-out to the amazing team over at VCA Canada Western Veterinary Specialist & Emergency Centre for capturing diagnostic-quality images for radiation therapy planning on this beautiful patient. And we can’t help but smile at the creative scrunchie ear application—great job Team Western! 🎀

01/10/2025

What if you could obtain the highest quality x-ray imagery possible, while maintaining calm and comfortable pet patients.
All while improving overall caregiver safety?

🙌With Hands-Free Radiology, you can!🙌

's Director of Veterinary Technologist Learning and Development, Antonia Laoutaris, is leading the charge of the future in and teaching the ways of .

How awesome is it to see so many and students engaged and eager to learn how they can keep themselves safe by lowering their exposure while staying out of the room and away from hazardous radiation!

Hands free radiology is truly the future and VCA Canada is at the forefront, leading the way in and career longevity.

01/09/2025

Maintaining a healthy weight is essential for your pet's overall health and well-being.

Weight can be influenced by factors such as age, breed, health conditions, feeding routines, overfeeding, calorie-dense diets, inactivity, and genetics. To help your pet stay at a healthy weight, focus on these four simple steps.

🐕 Healthy Shape: Weighing them is not the only way to check if they're overweight. You can find out if your pet is a healthy weight by asking your veterinarian how to use the . The BCS is a 9-point system that evaluates physique, ranging from 1 (emaciated) to 9 (severely obese). An ideal score of 5 represents a healthy shape, where the ribs are easily felt, the waist is visible when viewed from above, and the abdomen tucks up behind the rib cage when viewed from the side.

🥎 Healthy Activity: Start by considering breed, as different breeds have unique energy levels and exercise needs. Likewise, your pet's age and health will play a key role in determining the right amount of activity for them. Regular exercise will ensure your pets keep fit, stay active and feel happy.

🥣 Healthy Portioning: They're smaller than you think! A good practice is to limit treats to less than 10% of your pet's daily calorie needs, which your veterinarian can help you determine. Then, reduce the amount of their regular food by an amount roughly equal to the calories contained in any treats given.

💗 Healthy Growth: As they grow, it’s essential to stay informed about changing needs at each stage of development. Consulting with your veterinarian and asking questions will ensure you feel confident in providing the care your pet requires as they mature.

Obesity may be the number one nutritional disorder of pets in North America, but it is also one that we can manage and monitor by utilizing systems like the BCS.

Together, we can make their life happier, healthier, and longer!

01/07/2025

Peeking out to say… 2025, we’re ready for you!

Here’s to a year full of new adventures and warm cuddles featuring the newest member of the club, Macchiato. 💙

Did Santa bring you a new furry family-member over the holidays? Hit the link in our bio and head to the section to access all kinds of great tips, tricks and resources! Because, in the clurb, we all fam!

12/31/2024

🎆🐾IT'S NEW YEARS EVE, FUR-GET THE STRESS WITH VCA CANADA🐾🎆

Many pets experience "noise phobia," during firework displays or loud gatherings.

If your pet is easily affected, make sure doors and windows are shut/secured this , as well as think about setting up a quiet, safe space that they can retreat to during parties or any loud moments of commotion.

If you plan on using glow sticks for your celebrations, be careful they are not ingested as they contain chemicals that can cause skin irritation or GI upset.

Keep in mind that balloons, streamers, and confetti can also become choking hazards if chewed or swallowed.

From all of us at , we are so grateful to be able to be there for your moments, both big and small. May you and your pets continue to have , this season and beyond.

🥂Cheers to the journey ahead!💙

12/25/2024

🎅🎁 Santa-Paws nose if you've been good or bad!🎁🎅

But either way, all of us at , wish you a very and .

It's all about slowing down, spending time with loved ones, and soaking in the magic of the season. Remember to take care of yourself, enjoy the little things, and know that we’re so grateful to have you as part of our community.

Have a wonderful holiday season!

12/23/2024

As the head into the home-stretch, be mindful that leftover trash can pose a serious threat to your furry friends if not handled carefully. While you may be cleaning up wrapping paper and food scraps, remember that what you leave behind can be dangerous for your pets.

Fatty meat scraps from your holiday dinners (like turkey skin or ham fat) can trigger pancreatitis in pets, which causes severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. In some cases, it can be life-threatening.

, whether from turkey or other meats, can splinter and become a or cause damage to your pet’s digestive system.

Unwrapped presents—ribbons, wrapping paper, bows, and packaging—are fun for pets to play with but can quickly lead to choking or if ingested.
Plastic packaging or small objects from toys or other gifts can also pose choking risks or cause gastrointestinal issues if swallowed.

Pro Tip: Once the celebrations are over, make sure to dispose of trash immediately and store food scraps in a secure, pet-proof bin. You don’t want your curious pet getting into leftovers or discarded materials!

If you think your pet has ingested something harmful from the trash, don't hesitate to contact your nearest clinic for and care. It's always better to be safe than sorry!

A little extra attention to your cleanup routine can help ensure that everyone, including your pets, have a season. 🎄🎁🐾

12/21/2024

🌿🌲Watch Out for Toxic Plants and Tree Water this Holiday Season🌲🌿

The bring beautiful plants and trees into our homes, but they also come with hidden dangers for our pets.

Tree water may seem harmless, but it can contain harmful bacteria, mold, or fertilizers that can make your pet sick. To keep them away from it, consider using a tree skirt or other barriers to block access.

Some are toxic to pets if ingested. Keep festive favorites like , , , and well out of reach to avoid stomach upset, drooling, or worse.

themselves are generally safe for pets, but be cautious of sharp needles that could irritate or injure your pet’s paws or mouth if they chew on them.

Fake plants may also pose a risk if they have small parts that can be ingested.

A quick check of your home to ensure hazardous plants are safely stored will help you enjoy the holidays with peace of mind.

If your pet ingests any plant material or tree water, don’t hesitate to contact your nearest clinic for immediate advice or treatment.

Let’s make this a , safe and fun for both you and your pets!

12/18/2024

The holiday season is filled with joy, sparkling lights, and festive decorations, but these can pose a serious threat to our furry friends if we're not careful!

Curious pets are naturally drawn to shiny objects, which can lead them to chew or swallow tinsel, lights, ornaments, or other holiday decor. These can cause intestinal blockages or other health issues.

Here are some things to consider for a !

Candles add warmth and ambiance to your home, but they can also be a fire hazard if your pet knocks them over or gets too close. Always keep candles out of your pet’s reach, or better yet, give those flameless candles a try!

Salt-dough ornaments may look cute but are harmful if ingested. They can cause gastrointestinal issues and pose choking hazards. Shatterproof ornaments are a safer option and can help prevent broken glass from causing injury.

A little extra care in your decorating choices can make all the difference in keeping your pet safe. 🐾✨

Remember to secure decorations and choose pet-friendly alternatives to create a festive but worry-free environment for your four-legged companions.

If you're ever unsure whether a decoration is safe, contact your local clinic for expert advice.

Address

4560 Kingston Road
Toronto, ON
M1E2P2

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14162849205

Website

http://www.vcacanada.com/morningside

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