Sometimes shopping for your pets’ needs is frustrating as you travel to different pet stores, trying to find the exact item your pet requires. Now you have the option of shopping at our online Brantford veterinarian pet e-store for a selection of everything from pet medications to toys to treats.

Visit Our Veterinarian Pet E-Store for Your Pet’s Needs

Ordering your pet supplies from our online Beattie Animal Hospital pet e-store creates a convenient option for pet owners. If you do not want to make a special trip to our veterinary clinic’s retail store to pick up your prescriptions, pet foods, or bath and grooming supplies, or to keep you from driving to various Brantford pet stores, you can order your supplies online, having them delivered right to your door. Whether your pet needs flea and tick products, dental cleaning treats or a vet-approved toy, you will find them at our online pet e-store. We carry various brands of prescription pet foods for animals with special medical needs, including kidney problems and excessive weight gain. Browse our selection of grooming supplies, finding brushes ideal for long or short-haired dogs and cats as well as flea combs and easy to use nail trimmers to keep your pet looking their best.

Our 24-hour vet store provides the convenience of shopping from home, but more importantly for you and your pet, we carry products that meet our strict standards for quality and pet safety. Our years of veterinary experience mean can suggest what products are best for your pets. Our online veterinarian store carries a range of pet vitamins and supplements to maintain your pet’s health, necessary pet accessories such as leashes and collars, and a wide range of treats and toys to make your precious pets happy. Of course, we welcome all of our customers at our Brantford animal hospital pet supply retail store too.

Have you checked out our pet e-store yet?

Holiday celebrations can be ruined by pet accidents. While stirring up some holiday cheer make sure you think about the safety of your pet. Our Brantford veterinarian at Beattie Animal Hospital wants to remind pet owners that the holidays can bring hazards for their furry friends. Hazards for pets include bones, electrical cords, ornaments, holiday plants and stress.

Animal Hospital Guides Pet Owners About Holiday Accident Prevention

Small bones from the holiday turkey or ham can get lodged into your animal’s throat, stomach and intestinal tract. Pet owners should not attempt to give their dogs bones from their holiday feast. Steak bones pose a hazard as well.

Electrical cords can be a choking hazard for pets and young children. Puppies and kittens will chew on electrical cords, which put them in danger of electrocution. It is best for the cords to be hidden or covered in order to protect your pet from harm.

Ornaments can be very dangerous for pets, too. Sharp, breakable ornaments can cut your pet or cause damage if ingested. Tinsel and ribbons pose a danger as well; they can be choking hazards or get tangled around the stomach and intestines if swallowed.

Holiday plants, although beautiful and festive, can be deadly to your pets. Holly and mistletoe are extremely poisonous when eaten. Poinsettia’s are not deadly but can cause stomach problems if licked or eaten. The best approach is to keep all plants out of reach.

The holidays can be stressful for pets. A house full of strangers and guests can get your pet excited and scared. Pets may try to escape out of open doors and run away. Keep your pets inside and try to give them a nice quiet space of their own for them to relax and stay calm.

At our Brantford veterinary clinic, our 24-hour vet can care for your pet if there is an accident during the holiday season. Our veterinary staff at Beattie Animal Hospital is certified to provide quality care for your pets, including dentistry, pet grooming, pet boarding and surgery on dogs and other animals when necessary. Bring your animals to our 24-hour vet and get them the care they deserve.

What are some ways you protect your pets from holiday accidents?

What is Veterinary Supervised Pet Boarding?

Our 24 hour vet is a boarding location for pet owners in the Brantford area who want a place for their animal companions to stay when they are away. Pets that are older or have special dietary needs who require pet boarding and general animal care can do so under the supervision of our vet staff at Beattie Animal Hospital.

We offer cat and dog boarding, in addition to daily daycare service at our animal hospital. This service provides a choice for those who do not want to leave their pet alone while they are at work, either for health or behavioral reasons.

If your pet does require pet boarding, it is highly recommended to make an appointment in advance of needing assistance.

Have you considered boarding for your cat or dog? Have you utilized vet supervised boarding before? We would love to hear about your experiences!

Pet owners interested in scheduling a boarding reservation may call us directly at 519-756-1770.

Grooming can make your pet look and feel better. Daily grooming or brushing will help keep your pet's coat tangle and pest free, but scheduling an appointment with our animal hospital can provide your pet with other grooming features as well, such as nail clipping or bathing

Why Use a Pet Grooming Professional?

If you don't enjoy chasing a wet dog through the house on bath day, consider bringing him to one of our grooming professionals; at Beattie Animal Hospital in Brantford, there is always a grooming professional on duty to help you out. No matter what breed you own, big or small, one of our animal hospital grooming professionals will be available.

Every breed and individual is different and our Brantford pet grooming professional or veterinarian can give you an idea of how frequently your pet needs to be groomed. A bath and full brush out can help your long haired dog or cat feel better and cooler in the summer, and help eliminated places that pests could hide.

Keeping the coat free of mats or tangles also makes daily grooming at home an easy task that both you and your pet enjoy. If you are sensitive to pet hair and dander, then grooming will reduce the amount of excess shedding and hair in your home, making it a healthy prospect for the humans in the house as well.

Grooming covers more than just a bath; your pet's nails will be clipped as well. Treating your cat to a regular pedicure can keep her from damaging your furniture, while maintaining your dog's nails can prevent overgrowth, a condition that would need to be treated by a veterinarian.

We'd love to hear -- does your pet love daily grooming time, or does she disappear when the brush comes out?

Our Animal Veterinary Team Has Answers

Welcome to the first blog for Beattie Animal Hospital! Our animal veterinary hospital is a 24-hour vet care facility serving the Brantford pet community. Our animal veterinary team will be updating this blog with information on pet wellness and pet care tips to better serve pet owners like yourself.

Brantford Veterinarian Educates Pet Owners With Wellness Tips and Training Tricks

Here at Beattie Animal Hospital, we use a team approach to provide veterinary care to all pets. We currently employ thirty veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, receptionists, groomers, kennel and management personnel. This allows our hospital to be provide 24-hour service to the Brantford pet community and pet owners can schedule an appointment any time of the day or night.

Our animal hospital provides pet wellness care, dental care and emergency vet care. We offer pet boarding, pet grooming, food and supplies, and nutritional counseling for your pet. We also have an online store to order medication and supplies for your pet.

Through the blog, our veterinary team wants to stress to pet owners about the importance of animal care. During every visit, we take the time to discuss important pet care information and answer any questions that you may have. Our new blog is an opportunity to continue educating pet owners with pet care tips and veterinary knowledge.

For example, did you know that by age three, more than 80% of all dogs have signs of gum disease? Did you know that the best way to train a cat is through food rewards and not praise? Or that you really can ‘teach an old dog new tricks’? These are just some of the vet care insights our veterinarian will be sharing with you through our blog.

Do you have questions or concerns about your pet? Are you in need of training tips or pet care advice? Wondering what type of food is best for your dog or cat? Post a question for our veterinarian below!