Campus Estates Animal Hospital

Campus Estates Animal Hospital Emergency and after-hours services available 24/7 for all small animal and exotic species. We are available 24/7 for emergency services.
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Veterinary hospital servicing dog, cats, birds, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, reptiles, rats, mice, hamsters, hedgehogs, chinchillas and other exotics. We ask that you kindly call ahead for emergency services when possible.

This is sweet Trigger, he came into the clinic for a surgical procedure. He was given his sedation, and this is how he ...
06/18/2026

This is sweet Trigger, he came into the clinic for a surgical procedure. He was given his sedation, and this is how he fell asleep with his stuffy! How cute is this. 🐾💗

Do you have an interest in small animals, exotics and/or emergency medicine? Do you want to join a team where your skill...
06/16/2026

Do you have an interest in small animals, exotics and/or emergency medicine? Do you want to join a team where your skills are highly valued, encouraged, and fully utilized? We are looking for a full-time permanent RVT to join our growing team. We are a well-established 24-hour blended general and emergency practice located in the beautiful south end of Guelph. We offer endoscopy, laparoscopic surgery, ultrasound, in-house laboratory services and therapeutic and surgical laser therapy.
What can we guarantee? No day is the same! We see and treat a wide variety of species from dogs, cats, small pocket pets, avians and reptiles. There are endless opportunities for growth as you utilize your skills both in general practice and emergency services. We offer a four-day work week to create a better work life balance, health and dental benefits, CE compensation, paid OAVT dues, uniform allowance, generous pet care coverage and mentorship opportunities.

The ideal candidate would have 2 - 4 years experience as an RVT, however newer graduates are welcome to apply. Previous experience working with exotics species in a veterinary setting is an asset but not required.

Benefits would include:

RRSP matching
Generous CE allowance
Dental, Vision, Massage and Chiropractic care
Extended health care coverage
Disability insurance
Uniform allowance
Discounted pet services
On-site parking
Paid time off

Please send resumes to [email protected]. Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. Only those who have a current RVT status or who qualify to write the VTNE will be accepted. If this sounds like the kind of team you'd like to be a part of let's start a conversation!

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Licence/Certification:
registration and in good standing with the OAVT (preferred)

This sweet and very handsome cat, Fudge, came to our emergency service at Campus Estates for inappropriate urination. Fo...
06/08/2026

This sweet and very handsome cat, Fudge, came to our emergency service at Campus Estates for inappropriate urination.

Following his exam, we recommended diagnostic testing, including radiographs.
In this image, the green circle outlines his bladder, and the yellow arrow shows urinary stones.
There are several reasons why cats may urinate inappropriately — the link provides more information on possible causes.

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951508&sx=315242389&n=1

Inky, a delightful dog, was admitted to our facility several weeks ago, exhibiting signs of illness following a neuter p...
06/08/2026

Inky, a delightful dog, was admitted to our facility several weeks ago, exhibiting signs of illness following a neuter procedure at his regular veterinary clinic. A battery of diagnostic tests led to the recommendation for additional surgery, which revealed a rare complication from a medication resulting in a stomach ulceration. Surgical intervention involved resection of the affected area and anastomosis. Although Inky's condition improved postoperatively, he subsequently developed impaired gastric emptying, necessitating further surgery. A stricture was identified at the junction between the stomach and small intestine and was corrected through a specialized surgical procedure. After a prolonged hospital stay, involving three surgeries and supportive care, Inky was discharged home with his grateful owner. Our team, having grown fond of Inky, paid tribute to his resilience with a memorable farewell, a truly special moment.

Look at this very handsome guy, Tug! He’s modeling one of our surgical suits today. These suits are great for pets who m...
06/03/2026

Look at this very handsome guy, Tug! He’s modeling one of our surgical suits today. These suits are great for pets who might try to lick at a scab or incision. Tug is wearing his after being bitten by another dog, and he’s handling it like a champ.

This beautiful macaw is Beau, a vibrant 29‑year‑old who came in today for his beak and nail trim with Dr. Ginger.He was ...
05/28/2026

This beautiful macaw is Beau, a vibrant 29‑year‑old who came in today for his beak and nail trim with Dr. Ginger.
He was an absolute gentleman for his appointment — such a friendly, charming bird. 💚🦜

Laser therapy time with LaceySweet Lacey is sporting protective goggles while receiving therapeutic laser treatment.Lase...
05/27/2026

Laser therapy time with Lacey

Sweet Lacey is sporting protective goggles while receiving therapeutic laser treatment.

Laser therapy can help pets heal faster from soft‑tissue injuries, reduce pain, and improve mobility in pets with arthritis.
A simple, non‑invasive way to help them feel their best. Lacey was perfect for her treatment.

Miss Olive stopped by for her pedicure, and honestly… she nailed the photo shoot.A quick picture and a few treats made h...
05/26/2026

Miss Olive stopped by for her pedicure, and honestly… she nailed the photo shoot.
A quick picture and a few treats made her nail trim a breeze. 💚✨

This handsome guy is Kermit, an Alexandrine Parakeet who comes in monthly for beak‑alignment adjustments.He has a malocc...
05/22/2026

This handsome guy is Kermit, an Alexandrine Parakeet who comes in monthly for beak‑alignment adjustments.
He has a malocclusion, meaning his beak doesn’t grow or wear down the way it should.
With routine care and wire adjustments from Dr. Taylor, Kermit can keep eating, chewing, and living his best parrot life. ❤️

"🐾💙 Happy National Veterinary Assistant Week! 💙🐾This week, we’re celebrating the incredible veterinary assistants. From ...
05/19/2026

"🐾💙 Happy National Veterinary Assistant Week! 💙🐾

This week, we’re celebrating the incredible veterinary assistants. From comforting nervous pets and supporting their families, to assisting with procedures and keeping our clinic clean, organized and running smoothly—their compassion, dedication, and hard work never go unnoticed.

They are often the steady hands behind the scenes or the first face our clients see. Every wagging tail, gentle purr, and grateful client is a reflection of the care they give each and every day.

We can't thank them enough for the countless ways they go above and beyond for our patients and our team. We are so lucky to have them! 🐶🐱💙

✨ Drop a comment to show your appreciation for our amazing vet assistants! ✨
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Address

1460 Gordon Street South
Guelph, ON
N1L1C8

Telephone

5198371212

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