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New Mcleod Vet Online Store!
We now have a webstore where you can purchase pet food and supplies. Everything you might need to care for all your pets, from sweaters and booties to prescription diets, supplements, and litter boxes. You can even purchase products for your exotic pets. Registration must be approved prior to making purchases, as only clients may make purchases. Please review all return policies prior to finalizing your purchases.
All orders are delivered to our hospital for pick up or you can pay an additional fee for home delivery.
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Notice: We ask clients to continue wearing masks while visiting our hospital.

Preventive

McLeod Vet Clinic examination room

Annual examinations are important to maintain the vitality and health of your pet. Geriatric pets, due to rapidly changing health conditions, may require semi-annual examinations. Concerning vaccinations, a protocol will be established specific to the requirements of your pet’s life circumstances. Vaccination protocol will vary depending on the lifestyle of you and your pet. This means that your pet may not receive some vaccinations in any one year.

Heartworm

Heartworm is a potentially deadly condition transmitted to dogs from mosquitoes. Because Winnipeg is an endemic area for heartworm we recommend that all dogs be placed on a once a month preventive program throughout the heartworm season which extends from mid to late May through to the end of October. It's our recommendation that dogs on preventive programs still be tested as a precaution once every two years.

De-worming

Heartworm preventives also act as a de-wormer for most intestinal parasites. Cats that are hunters should be de-wormed every 3 months during hunting season. Puppies and kittens should be placed on a de-worming program established by one of our veterinarians.

Dentistry

laser surgery reduces your pets trauma and recovery time

Dental disease is one of the most common problems seen in our pet population today. Over 85% of all dogs and cats presented to a veterinarian are affected by dental problems. The majority of these pets are suffering from periodontal disease. Our hospital offers a comprehensive dental facility. Our dental services range from routine cleaning and polishing to dental x-rays and extractions.

The following video provides a demonstration on how to brush your pet’s teeth…check it out!