Woodbine Animal Clinic is a small-animal veterinary clinic located at 1905 Danforth Ave. in Toronto. Our clinic is perfect for pet owners looking for a team of veterinarians with a convenient location and friendly, knowledgeable staff in East Toronto. We take pride in being an independently owned and operated Toronto veterinary clinic since we first opened our doors in 1978.
Our team has spent the last 36 years dedicating our lives to keeping your best friends healthy through personalized care, customized billing, and tailored solutions. We treat all of the animals that come through our doors as though they were our own and take our clients unique situations into account when providing care for their pets.
Our team has spent the last 36 years dedicating our lives to keeping your best friends healthy through personalized care, customized billing, and tailored solutions. We treat all of the animals that come through our doors as though they were our own and take our clients unique situations into account when providing care for their pets.
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About Us
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A few years after graduating from the Ontario Veterinary College, Dr. John Littlejohn established the Woodbine Animal Clinic. Since its inception in 1978 it has seen many changes both to the neighbourhood around it, and to the staff and clients within. Still owned and operated by Dr. Littlejohn, he and his staff continue to move forward with Veterinary medicine.
Our Team
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We are here to help you understand every aspect of your pet's health. We are a dedicated group of professional that love our job and truly care for your furry friends. The Woodbine Animal Clinic team is here to help keep your pets healthy and happy. Dr. Littlejohn graduated from the Ontario College of Veterinarians in 1972, and established the Woodbine Animal Clinic in 1978.
Dental
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Dental cleanings and Extractions - Periodontal disease is the most commonly found health problem in our pets. Human studies have found links between periodontal disease and serious diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, respiratory ailments and osteoporosis. Likewise, veterinary studies have linked heart, kidney and liver problems, in addition to other systemic health conditions, to pets with poor oral health.
Examination
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A complete physical exam may not be a lengthy procedure, but it provides a wealth of information to the Veterinarian. The pet is both observed and palpated from the tip of the nose right to the tip of their tail.
The veterinarian will be looking to see if your pet is under or over weight, if their teeth and mouth are healthy, if there are any abnormal lumps or bumps found on your pets body, the condition of their skin and coat, they will feel the abdomen to check for enlarged or abnormal organs and they will listen to your pets heart and lungs to ensure there are no abnormal rhythms or sounds.
The veterinarian will be looking to see if your pet is under or over weight, if their teeth and mouth are healthy, if there are any abnormal lumps or bumps found on your pets body, the condition of their skin and coat, they will feel the abdomen to check for enlarged or abnormal organs and they will listen to your pets heart and lungs to ensure there are no abnormal rhythms or sounds.
Nutrition
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It is important that you understand what you are buying when you purchase a food to feed to your pet. There is no way to determine the true quality of a pet food by reading the ingredient list or the guaranteed analysis. In fact, two products that appear to have the same guaranteed analysis might have actual nutrient levels that vary significantly.
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