Vet Services in London, ON

The focus of preventative care is the maintenance of optimal health. Annual or bi-annual wellness exams, vaccinations, heartworm preventatives, and general diagnostics are the basis of preventative wellness. 

Staples Animal Hospital offers routine spay and neuter services for canines and felines over 6 months of age. 

Our staff strive to support clients through all life stages with their pets, including senior and palliative care. We help clients and their families with their pet’s quality of life and provide humane and compassionate end of life care.

The Staples Animal Hospital team brings years of experience in a variety of surgical interventions and anesthesia for your companions. From growth removals to exploratory surgeries, you can expect the highest quality of care for your pet.

Diagnostics Imaging

Staples Animal Hospital provides both general radiography and dental radiography services.

Laboratory Testing

Be it general diagnostics or specialized laboratory testing, Staples Animal Hospital offers both in-house diagnostics and works closely with outside laboratories and specialists to ensure quick turnaround times for your pet. 

Periodontal disease continues to be a leading cause of illness in dogs and cats. Staples Animal Hospital provides in depth dental care for your pets including annual preventative maintenance, general cleanings and extractions. 

Behaviour Wellness

Staples Animal Hospital strives to provide a low-stress and force-free environment for dogs and cats (and their owners!). Our team is actively working towards becoming a Fear Free Certified Practice. Please discuss working with a Fear Free Certified Practitioner at the time of booking. 

Ophthamology Care

Dr. Barboza is an associate veterinarian with Staples Animal Hospital, bringing over 15 years’ ocular diagnostic and surgical experience to the practice. She offers a variety of ophthalmological testing and surgeries by veterinary referral. 

Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) Treatment

FIP is a viral disease caused by a mutated feline coronavirus that infects white blood cells, spreads throughout the body, and causes an inflammatory reaction. Once a cat develops FIP, the disease is progressive and 100% fatal without treatment. Historically there was no treatment options available, however we are now able to import GS-441524 – a medication which effectively inhibits the viral replication.