I am a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph. ON. My late husband, Dr. Norm Harnack, and I purchased Ingersoll Veterinary Services in September of 1990. Since Dr Norm's passing in 2017 IVS is now a "small animal" only clinic. I enjoy the everyday challenges of keeping dogs and cats healthy and helping them when they are sick.
I have a soft spot for Bernese Mountain Dogs and orange tabby cats. In recent years I have taken a special interest in non- traditional healing methods. I have taken multiple courses in animal physical rehabilitation, animal acupuncture, and am certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association in Veterinary Spinal Manipulation (aka animal chiropractics).
I have a soft spot for Bernese Mountain Dogs and orange tabby cats. In recent years I have taken a special interest in non- traditional healing methods. I have taken multiple courses in animal physical rehabilitation, animal acupuncture, and am certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association in Veterinary Spinal Manipulation (aka animal chiropractics).
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Clinic Tour
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Our cozy reception area is bright and houses some of our most popular veterinary exclusive diets and pet products. We have 3 exam rooms in the clinic, and use non-slip mats on floors and heating pads on the tables to make it more comfortable for your pet while here.
In the event your pet needs treatment or surgery they will be brought to the treatment area where we have a full in-house digital radiology (x-ray) equipment including a specialized dental x-ray unit.We also do in-house blood work as well as surgeries.
In the event your pet needs treatment or surgery they will be brought to the treatment area where we have a full in-house digital radiology (x-ray) equipment including a specialized dental x-ray unit.We also do in-house blood work as well as surgeries.
Wellness Exams
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Routine wellness visits are a great way to help your pet live a healthy life for as long as possible. These visits can also help us catch potential health issues earlier and may help avoid additional costs associated with treatments if a disease goes undetected. We recommend bringing in your adult pet every year for a wellness exam.
Vaccinations
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It is important to keep vaccinations up to date as it helps to protect your pet from the illnesses and diseases that are present in our area. There are many fatal diseases to dogs and cats that can be prevented with properly maintained vaccinations.
Here in Oxford County there is a bylaw requiring all dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies as soon as they are 3- 4 months old and their vaccination must be kept up to date for your pet's entire life.Depending on the vaccination the doctor uses, your pet must be vaccinated every 1 to 3 years to maintain.
Here in Oxford County there is a bylaw requiring all dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies as soon as they are 3- 4 months old and their vaccination must be kept up to date for your pet's entire life.Depending on the vaccination the doctor uses, your pet must be vaccinated every 1 to 3 years to maintain.
Pet Surgery
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Dental Health
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Dental disease affects almost 85% of cats and dogs over one year of age. It is caused by the interaction of oral bacteria (plaque) and the animal's response to these bacteria and their toxins. Dental disease is the most common health concern for dogs. Your pet may show few obvious signs, and still suffer from one of the four stages of dental disease.
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