Wellington Veterinary Services is a companion animal hospital located near Elora and Fergus. We offer a full range of care for your animals. Your pet is our main concern. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns about the health and well-being of your pets. We are proud to be the only AAHA accredited veterinary hospital in Centre Wellington.
At Wellington Veterinary Services, we feel it is important to meet over 900 voluntary standards set by the American Animal Hospital Association. Learn what this means for you and your pet. The provincial reopening plan steps 1 and 2 allow for 15 and 25 % capacity limits for non-essential retail, which includes veterinary clinics.
At Wellington Veterinary Services, we feel it is important to meet over 900 voluntary standards set by the American Animal Hospital Association. Learn what this means for you and your pet. The provincial reopening plan steps 1 and 2 allow for 15 and 25 % capacity limits for non-essential retail, which includes veterinary clinics.
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Dr. Joanne Reichertz has been with Wellington Veterinary Services since the spring of 1998. Emergency Process If you have an emergency and it cannot wait till the next business day, please call the clinic at 519-846-5327 and follow instructions or call direct: Campus Estate Animal Hospital 519-837-1214.
What is AAHA accreditation
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Established in 1933 by leaders in the veterinary profession, AAHA is the only companion animal exclusive veterinary association. AAHA is well known for its high standards in veterinary medicine and quality pet care, and promotes those standards within the veterinary profession and to the public. The Association develops and educational programs designed to help companion animal hospitals thrive.
Wellness and Vaccination Programs
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Our wellness and vaccination programs are designed to prevent disease and prolong the lives of your companion animals. Disease prevention is always less costly than dealing with the treatment of a disease once your pet has developed it. An example would be the treatment of parvovirus. Parvovirus treatment can frequently cost well over $1,000 while a parvovirus vaccination is included with routine vaccination.
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Professionally written articles updated by practice experts and reviewed by practitioners to bring you the most up-to-date high quality client information. Emergency Process If you have an emergency and it cannot wait till the next business day, please call the clinic at 519-846-5327 and follow instructions or call direct: Campus Estate Animal Hospital 519-837-1214.
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