Davisville Park Animal Hospital

10/12/2026

Dogs most commonly suffer from Hypothyroidism—a condition where the thyroid gland doesn’t produce enough hormones, slowing everything down.

Common signs in dogs:

Unexplained weight gain (without eating more food)

Lethargy and loss of interest in exercise

Cold intolerance (seeking warm spots constantly)

Dry, thinning coat or symmetrical hair loss

Routine blood panels can easily spot thyroid imbalances. Book a check-up for your dog today!

📞 Phone: 416-489-8387
🏥 Hospital: Davisville Animal Hospital
💻 Online Booking & Website: https://www.davisvilleparkvets.com/

10/12/2026

10/10/2026

🧡🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Davisville Park Animal Hospital! 🦃🐾

This Thanksgiving, we’re feeling especially grateful for the wonderful pets who brighten our days and the amazing clients who have become so much more than clients — you’ve become part of our family. ❤️

Thank you for trusting us with the care of your beloved companions and for allowing us to be part of their lives, through the happy moments, the milestones, and everything in between.

Wishing you and your two-legged and four-legged family members a warm, happy, and love-filled Thanksgiving! 🐶🐱🧡

We will be closed on October 12th to celebrate Thanksgiving.

With gratitude,
Your Davisville Park Animal Hospital Family 🐾

10/08/2026

Diabetes in dogs often requires lifelong management, but early detection makes treatment much simpler and more effective.

Signs of diabetes in dogs:

Drinking significantly more water than usual

Frequent requests to go outside or sudden accidents in the house

Constant hunger paired with weight loss

Cloudy eyes (sudden cataract formation)

Noticed any of these changes in your dog? Schedule an exam with our veterinary team today!

📞 Phone: 416-489-8387
🏥 Hospital: Davisville Animal Hospital
💻 Online Booking & Website: https://www.davisvilleparkvets.com/

10/06/2026

Cats can develop diabetes as they age, but caught early, some cats can even enter remission with proper care!

Signs of diabetes in cats:

Extra trips to the water bowl

A heavy or rapidly filling litter box

Weight loss despite eating well

Walking flat on their back hocks (weak hind legs)

A simple blood and urine test can provide clear answers. Schedule a check-up with our team!

📞 Phone: 416-489-8387
🏥 Hospital: Davisville Animal Hospital
💻 Online Booking & Website: https://www.davisvilleparkvets.com/

10/04/2026

Extra weight on a dog is more than just fluff—it carries real health risks that affect their daily mobility and happiness!

Why extra weight matters for dogs:

Joint Stress: Increases wear and tear on hips, knees, and the spine.

Stamina & Breathing: Makes daily walks harder and puts extra strain on the heart.

Lifespan Impact: Overweight dogs can lose up to 2 years of active life.

Unsure about your dog’s body condition? Schedule a weight & wellness check with our team!

📞 Phone: 416-489-8387
🏥 Hospital: Davisville Animal Hospital
💻 Online Booking & Website: https://www.davisvilleparkvets.com/

09/30/2026

Please check your backyards and garages for this missing kitty

09/21/2026

Vaccines save lives! 🐾 We are thrilled to partner with Bay Cat & Dog Hospital to host an exclusive $25 Rabies Vaccination Clinic for our community.

Spots are strictly limited, so book early to secure your pet's appointment!

Event Highlights:

Vaccine Cost: $25 (Rabies Vaccine)

Exam Fee: $0 (Waived!)

Appointment Length: Quick 10-minute health checks prior to vaccination

Requirements: Pre-registration, signed waiver on event day, and prior medical records provided upon booking

📞 How to Register: Call 416-941-8920 directly to reserve your spot! Due to limited availability and record preparation, walk-ins cannot be accepted.

08/28/2026

We have kittens !! We are looking for families for our lovely group of kittens that our technician Sarah recently rescued. For info on adopting them please contact us at [email protected]

07/06/2026

It’s hard to write this one… at the end of July, our clinic family will be saying goodbye to Dr. Emily Kavanagh as she heads home to Ireland.

Emily has been such a special part of our team — not just as an amazing veterinarian, but as a kind, funny, and deeply caring person who has touched the lives of so many pets, clients, and coworkers. Whether she was comforting a nervous patient, celebrating a happy recovery, or making us laugh during a busy day, she brought warmth and compassion to everything she did.

We are going to miss her tremendously.

While we’re sad to see her go, we’re also excited for the adventures ahead and grateful for the time we’ve had together. Emily leaves behind a lasting mark on our clinic and in the hearts of many families here.

If you’d like to see Emily before she leaves, please come by or book an appointment before the end of July. We know she would love the chance to say goodbye to the pets and people she has cared for over the years.

Thank you, Emily, for being such an important part of our clinic family. Wishing you all the happiness and success in this next chapter back home in Ireland. 💚🐾 :::