We are in located in a spacious country setting that is far from the congested strip-mall plaza parking lots.  There is a lot of space for your pet to explore. We are between Bleams and Huron Road on 1465 Trussler Road, next to CountrySide Boarding Grooming & Doggie DayCare.

We are a canine and feline veterinary clinic offering a wide range of services including;

Examinations, Vaccinations, Puppy & Kitten Care, Senior Pet Care, In House Laboratory, Parasite Prevention & Control, Bahaviour Counselling, Nutrition Counselling, Therapeutic Veterinary Diets, Pharmacy, Microchipping, Dental Health Care, Surgery, Radiology, House Calls, and Euthanasia

We are located beside CountrySide Boarding Grooming & Doggie Daycare. Our office hours are Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm and Saturday from 8am to 12pm.  We look forward to meeting you and your pet.

Wilmot Veterinary Clinic is accredited by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (CVO).  The College regulates the practice of veterinary medicine in Ontario to protect the public interest. The CVO licenses veterinarians, inspects and accredits veterinary facilities whose premises meet the standards required under the Veterinarians Act.

This is our cat examination room equipped with a plug in diffuser that is helpful for calming your cat.  Each day we spray the chairs with a pheromone as well. The feline facial pheromone is used by cats to mark their territory as safe and secure. By mimicking the cat's natural facial pheromones, it creates a state of familiarity and security in the cat's local environment.

As a result, the pheromone can be used to help comfort and reassure cats, while they cope with a challenging situation and/or help prevent or reduce the stress caused to a cat during a change in their environment.

This is our examination room devoted to dogs. Each day we spray the chairs with a pheromone and have a pheromone diffuser plugged in to help settle your dog.

Our in house blood machines allow us to have your pet's laboratory results within a matter of minutes.  In this photo you see our VetScan Classic blood chemistry analyzer and our ScilVet Cell Blood Count (CBC) analyzer.  We also have recently acquired a coagulation analyzer that also us to test for bleeding disorders in dogs and cats. 

Our microscope has a USB connection to our computer so that we can record any microscope image to your pet's file.

This stool sample contains an abnormal amount of undigested fat or oil droplets. This dog was diagnosed with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency, an uncommon but treatable disease.

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