Champlain Animal Hospital
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At Champlain Animal Hospital, we are happy to provide you with the option to browse and shop for your pet, all from the comfort of your own home! At Champlain Animal Hospital, we are pet owners just like you, and so you can rest assured that we will treat your furry family members as if they were our own.

We are a full service animal care hospital located one-mile north of Trent University on the Lakefield Highway in Peterborough, Ontario. We have been caring for companion animals and wildlife in the Kawarthas for over 40 years. Our team is dedicated in helping you with the health and wellbeing of your loyal companions.
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Rabies is one of the oldest and most feared viral infections of all time. Despite having a vaccine available, every year, there are 55,000 human deaths worldwide. Of the 25 human deaths from rabies in Canada, the most recent was in 2012, and all happened after exposure to bats. In Canada, there were 239 cases of animal rabies in 2017 and 183 in 2018.
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We are located at 2673 Highway 29* North, 1.5 kilometers North of Peterborough and 5 kilometers South of Lakefield, Ontario. We are located on the West side of the highway, approximately 200 metres North of Giant Tiger. For after-hours emergencies, please contact the Kawartha Veterinary Emergency CLinic by calling 705.741.5832.
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They may be small in size, but pocket pets take up a large space in the hearts of animal lovers everywhere. Chinchillas, hedgehogs, rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters and everything in between have been treated by our veterinary team here at Champlain Animal Hospital. To schedule your tiny companion's next checkup and to learn more about how to properly care for them, please call us at 705.742.4243.
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These days, bunnies and rabbits aren't just around for Easter, they are cherished members of families all over the world. They are cute and fluffy bundles of joy, but they also require a lot of care and attention. As they are a newer kind of pet, most owners need extra guidance to learn how to best take care of their rabbits.
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Congratulations on becoming a first-time pet owner! Along with the excitement and happiness that a new pet brings into the home, a new pet also comes with a huge responsibility. Whether you recently got a new puppy/kitten or adopted a pet in-need of their forever home, Champlain Animal Hospital is here to help you navigate your experience as a dog or cat owner.
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