Englehart Animal Hospital

Veterinary services for dogs and cats in Englehart

Everything we offer, on one page. Wellness visits, dental care, surgery, diagnostics and more, from a team that knows your pet and takes the time to explain your options.

Open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Wellness exams and vaccines

How often does my pet need a checkup?

Most adult dogs and cats should see a veterinarian once a year, and seniors every six months. A yearly exam lets us catch problems early, update vaccines and talk through anything you’ve noticed at home.

Each visit includes a nose-to-tail physical exam, a weight check and time for your questions. We recommend vaccines based on your pet’s age and lifestyle. In Ontario, rabies vaccination is required by law for dogs and cats over three months old.

Parasite prevention

Does my pet need flea and tick protection all year?

In Northern Ontario, we often recommend it. Ticks become active on mild days, even in early spring and late fall, and fleas can survive indoors all winter.

We’ll help you choose a product that suits your pet and your household, including protection from intestinal worms.

Senior pet care

When is my pet considered a senior?

Most cats and dogs are considered seniors around age seven, earlier for large-breed dogs. Pets hide changes well, so we recommend exams every six months and routine bloodwork.

Regular senior checks help us catch kidney, thyroid, joint and dental problems early, when they are easier to manage.

Dental care

Why does my pet need dental care?

Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see, and it can be painful long before you notice. Watch for bad breath, red gums, drooling or chewing on one side.

We offer full dental care under general anesthesia, including dental x-rays, cleaning and polishing, and extractions when needed. We’ll go over the plan and cost with you before the procedure.

Surgery and anesthesia

How do you keep my pet safe during surgery?

Every patient is monitored throughout anesthesia by our trained team, using equipment comparable to what human hospitals use. You’ll get clear instructions on fasting and drop-off beforehand.

Common procedures include spays, neuters and lump removals. At pickup, we’ll walk you through home care and what to watch for.

Diagnostics: x-rays, ultrasound and lab

Can you run tests on site?

Yes. Our in-house laboratory, digital x-rays and ultrasound let us get answers quickly, often during the same visit, so treatment can start sooner.

Urgent and emergency care

What should I do if my pet needs urgent care?

During our hours, Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm, call us right away at 705-544-7387 so we can prepare. After hours, call the Vet Wise line at (705) 410-6428, which pages the on-call veterinarian.

See our emergency page for signs to watch for and the nearest 24-hour hospitals.

Nutrition and weight management

How do I know if my pet is a healthy weight?

You should be able to feel your pet’s ribs easily without seeing them, and see a waist from above. We check body condition at every exam.

We’ll help you choose a diet and feeding plan that fits your pet, including prescription diets when needed.

Behaviour

Can you help with behaviour problems?

Yes. Changes like new anxiety, aggression, house soiling or scratching can have a medical cause, so we start with an exam. Then we work with you on a practical plan for home.

Microchipping

Why microchip my pet?

A microchip is permanent ID that can’t fall off like a collar. It’s placed under the skin with a needle, much like a vaccine, and a shelter or clinic can scan it to reach you if your pet is lost.

Remember to keep your contact details current with the microchip registry.

Grooming and nail trims

Do you offer nail trims and grooming?

Yes. We offer baths, nail trims and ear cleaning. Book by phone or text.

End-of-life care

How will I know when it’s time?

There is rarely one clear moment. We’ll help you look at your pet’s comfort, appetite and enjoyment of daily life, and talk through your options honestly.

When the time comes, we’ll make the goodbye as calm and peaceful as we can.

Pharmacy and online store

How do I order food or medication?

Order online through our MyVetStore and have it shipped to your home or pick it up at the clinic. Our on-site pharmacy also stocks medications, prescription diets and care products.

For prescription refills, see Client Resources and FAQ.

Quick answers

Can I book an appointment online?

Yes. Book any time through our online booking page, or call us at 705-544-7387 during our hours.

What animals do you see?

We care for dogs and cats.

What are your hours?

Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Questions about your pet’s care

Call us at 705-544-7387 or text (365) 602-1077, and we’ll point you in the right direction.