The Davis Drive Team would like to say a big thank you for being so patient while we do our best to manage our present case load. The Covid pandemic…
We have recently added another anesthetic monitor to our operating room called a Capnograph. This machine monitors and reports the concentration of a pet’s exhaled and inhaled CO2 gas while…
During thunderstorms or fireworks, do you find your pet shivering, shaking, clinging to you, or hiding? These are signs of a possible noise phobia—something that thousands of pet owners deal…
A pet with separation anxiety shows distress when separated from family members. We don’t know exactly what causes separation anxiety; some pets may be genetically predisposed, or it may be…
Our veterinary healthcare team cares about reducing pain and offering speedy recovery for many conditions your furry family member may encounter. We are pleased to now offer Soft Tissue Laser…
The Stress Free Way to Trim Nails Trimming the nails on your dog or cat can be very easy- or extremely frustrating for you and scary for your pet. Trying…
Echinococcus multilocularis is a small tapeworm that has been recently discovered in dogs by researchers at the Ontario Veterinary College. It is found only in the Northern Hemispehere and typically…
Cryotherapy involves the application of a freezing agent (Nitrous Oxide – N2O) to remove superficial benign skin lesions such as skin tags and warty growths. We are excited to announce…
There’s a lot to love about Easter—time with family, egg hunts, candy aplenty—but this fun-filled holiday can be hazardous to pets. Easter is a time when you may bring different…
Minimally invasive procedures (or surgeries) are generally defined as “procedures that are performed in a manner that causes as little trauma to the patient as possible”. These procedures involve less…
With Thanksgiving just around the corner we’re all thinking and planning a warm weekend full of family, friends and food. Of course, your pet is a member of the family…
Dry drowning is a real danger that most pet owners are not familiar with. Dry drowning occurs when the dog aspirates (or inhales) water while swimming (or in near drowning…
Davis Drive Animal Clinic
891 Davis Drive, Newmarket, ON
Phone/Text: 905-898-4315
Email: davisdriveanimalclinic@rogers.com
Monday – Thursday: 8:00am – 7:00pm
Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am – 1:00pm
Note: Closed on Statutory Holidays
