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About Our Clinic| Where is your Animal Hospital located? |
We are located at; 1054 Carp Road, Stittsville, On, K2S 1B9. From the Queensway (Hwy 417) West; exit Carp Road, go left (South) on Carp Road and proceed 2 kms to our facility on the right. We are between the Queensway and Hazeldean Road, and across from the big plastic horse at Horse World. |
 | What are your hours of operation? |
Our Hours of Operations are: Monday - Friday: 7:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Saturday: 8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Sunday: 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. |
| What About Emergencies After Hours? |
We are open 7 days a week to better serve our patients. However pets may occasionally require care outside of our regular office hours. Veterinarians are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the Ottawa Veterinary Hospital's emergency service. Their phone number is (613) 729-6139. They are located at 900 Boyd Avenue, Ottawa. Take the Maitland exit, go North to Carling, then go right on Boyd Avenue (after Broadview) and proceed to the last building on the right hand side. |
| Why do you have password-protected areas on your website? |
Our professional governing body requires that we have a veterinary-client relationship with individuals before communicating medical information to them. These are the areas that require you to enter your client password. |
| How do I get my password? |
If you are a client of our clinic, you may obtain your client password by calling our clinic directly at (613 831-2965). Our staff will confirm your association as a client and provide you with the password. |
| Why should I spay or neuter my pet? |
The most important reason is to control the population of unwanted pets. You may be able to find homes for your puppies or kittens, however, the people who obtain your animals may have otherwise adopted and saved the life of an animal at the local humane society. There are many health benefits to neutering and spaying your pet as well: - Your pet is no longer susceptible to uterine infections
- Your pet is no longer susceptible to ovarian cancer
- Reduces the incidence of breast cancer
- Decreased aggression in males
- Decreased incidence of prostate problems
- Your pet is no long susceptible to testicular cancer
- Decreased roaming and fighting |
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