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English Line Vet

If you live in Campbellford or surrounding areas and need a trusted veterinarian to care for your furry family members, English Line is happy to help.

Please reach out to learn more 705-653-4541 or www.englishlinevet.com English Line Veterinary Services is a full service animal hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, and dental care. Dr. Al Moroz and Dr. Sandy Rice have years of experience treating serious conditions and offering regular pet wellness care. Beyond first

rate pet care, we make our clinic comfortable, kid-friendly, and calm, so your pet can relax in the waiting room and look forward to meeting our great staff.

07/23/2025

☀️Summer often means more time outdoors for both humans and pets. But with that outside fun comes a heavier load of environmental allergens like grass pollen, tree pollen, mold spores, and dust mites in the air.

🐕Dogs and🐈cats absorb allergens through their skin or even inhale them, which can provoke an immune response that triggers atopic dermatitis—a fancy name for allergy-driven skin inflammation.

They show us they’re suffering through:

1️⃣Compulsive grooming or skin irritation
2️⃣Chronic ear infections (especially in dogs)
3️⃣Constant licking or chewing at paws, groin, or base of tail
4️⃣Excessive shedding or patchy fur loss
5️⃣Scooting or rubbing on furniture
6️⃣Mysterious bald patches

If your pet is experiencing any of the above symptoms, give us a call and we would be happy to help📞 705-653-4541

07/22/2025

Skunks can be cute from afar but watchout!

⚠️ Dangers:
1️⃣If skunk spray gets in the eyes, it can cause swelling and redness
2️⃣Damage the cornea (outer surface of the eye)
3️⃣It may cause temporary blindness
4️⃣If inhaled, dogs may experience respiratory irritation
5️⃣If in their mouth, it can cause nausea, drooling and vomiting
6️⃣In rare cases, after a heavy spray, severe anemia can develop a few hours to 24 hours after exposure and the dog may become lethargic, weak and have a lack of appetite

📞 Closely monitor for 1-3 days after exposure and take to a veterinarian immediately if these signs occur (please call ahead!!).

🫧🫧You can decontaminate the oils and odor by bathing them in a specific formula either homemade or from a pet store.

🏠Homemade: baking soda and hydrogen peroxide often works well, although the combo may alter the colour of a black dogs fur or bleach fabrics (⚠️)

🏪Store-bought supplies don't usually have bleaching agents, try out Thornell’s Skunk-Off or Nature's Miracle Skunk Odor Remover

🌳Keep your pet outside while washing them!

07/03/2025

National Lost Pet Prevention and Hydration Month 💦🐶

Ways to prevent losing a pet: secure your yard with an invisible fence, use a leash and harness, add tags to their collars, strengthen their obedience training, spay/neuter and have them microchipped.

On hot days make sure they are getting enough water, especially if they are out and about! Also important is access to shade and air conditioning or fans when indoors.

06/28/2025

We are closed for the weekend - we will be open on Monday June 30th and closed on Tuesday July 1st for Canada Day 🍁

Wishing you all a safe and fun weekend.

📞Kawartha Veterinary Emergency Clinic: 705-741-5832

06/24/2025

Stay cool and be cautious out there! 🌊

🚨Dogs who gulp water while playing in lakes, pools or chasing water toys can become sick quickly with:

1️⃣ drowsiness/mental changes
2️⃣ seizures
3️⃣ loss of coordination or ataxia
4️⃣ vomiting
5️⃣ drooling
6️⃣ pale gums
7️⃣ collapse

These symptoms can be life threatening, and it's important to get your dog straight to a vet clinic or emergency clinic as soon as you notice any of the above symptoms.

📞English Line Vet Services: 705-653-4541
📞Kawartha Vet Emergency Clinic: 705-741-5832

🚨🚨 Please don't forget to be cautious about heatstroke and hot paws on pavement as well🚨🚨

06/23/2025

Please remember your furry friends in this scorching heat.

06/21/2025

Concrete and asphalt in direct sunlight can be really hard on your pet's paws. If you touch it and it's too hot for you, then it's too hot for them! To avoid the heat, go for walks before 9 AM or after 7 PM when the pavement is cooler or use grass, dirt trails, or shaded sidewalks to protect their paws.

06/20/2025

Here is some important info about heatstroke as we get into warmer weather! ☀️

Signs of heatstroke include; slowing of activity, anxiousness, constant seeking of shade or lying down, if your dog can’t get comfortable, heavy panting, or collapse.

Some preventative measures are; not exercising your dog in hot humid weather especially if they are not acclimated to it, make frequent water stops, have a baby pool filled with water for them to jump in after activity or use a water hose to wet them down.

If you suspect your dog is experiencing heat-related illness; stop all strenuous activity, take them to a cool or shaded area, try to offer water, douse with lukewarm water and take them to a veterinarian immediately!

Keep in mind that many dogs may not drink water during heatstroke or heat exhaustion because they are concerned with panting excessively to get rid of body heat.

On weekends or after hours you can reach the Kawartha Veterinary Emergency Clinic at (705) 741-5832 🚨

06/19/2025

Thank you to all the vets who put in the time and effort towards making the veterinary experience as thorough and positive as possible. A special thank you goes out to all of those here at ELVS - you are truly wonderful! ✨

06/16/2025

Enjoy the companionship of your pets at work this week, where possible. This fosters a more relaxed and friendly work environment.

Make sure your pet is well-behaved, vaccinated, and comfortable around other animals and people.

Don’t forget to discuss with your employer beforehand, and bring supplies like food, water a bed or crate.

06/10/2025

🚨LOST DOG🚨

Ruby has been missing since May 31/'25 - she is friendly, may be scared, and is microchipped.

Last seen at Peninsula Road & Hwy 21, Haliburton.

If you see Ruby please contact Chris 289-943-7666 or Jade 437-882-0670

05/17/2025

English Line Veterinary Services will be closed on Monday May 19th and will re open Tuesday May 20th at 8am.
Happy May long weekend!

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Campbellford, ON

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

705-653-4541

Website

http://englishlinevet.com/

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