Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome
Feline hyperesthesia syndrome—which is also called rolling skin syndrome and twitchy cat disease—is a rather unique issue that we occasionally see in our feline friends. The condition is characterized by…
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PROFESSIONAL CARE YOU CAN TRUST IN LAKE ECHO & PORTERS LAKE, NS
We provide veterinary services for every stage in your pet's life to a lifetime of preventive care.
A Special Place For Your Four-Legged Friend
Your Trusted Partner for Quality, Compassionate Vet Care serving Lake Echo & Porters Lake, NS
They say it takes a village to raise a child. At Complete Care Hospital for Pets, we believe this same concept of community applies to our animal companions as well.
We are a full service, mixed animal clinic serving the people and animals of Lake Echo, Porters Lake and beyond. Our mission is to deliver the most precise and effective care possible at each and every appointment – whether in our clinic or via our house call service.
For some, this may mean a complete ‘nose to tail’ workup. For others, it may require a more basic, budget-conscious solution. We’ll work with you to create a customized health care plan that everyone can feel comfortable with.
Our veterinary care facility that services the Lake Echo & Porter’s Lake communities vet care facility is modern and well-equipped, enabling us to provide our patients with the most advanced and comprehensive medicine available. More importantly, at Complete Care Hospital for Pets, we view you as an important part of your animal’s health care team. That’s why we’ll always take the time to answer your questions, discuss your concerns, educate you on your options and help you make the best decisions for you and your family. After all….we are a village!
We are proud to be locally owned and operated, and are honored to be a part of the Lake Echo & Porters Lake community. If you are in the market for a new vet, we hope you’ll consider us! We look forward to hearing from you and welcome the opportunity to help all of your animal friends – large or small – enjoy long, happy and healthy lives.
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Following along with the lifting of the COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia and in light of our renovations, effective July 11, 2022, we will be opening our doors again! Masking is still encouraged but will only be required to enter the exam room with your pet. Our new waiting room is much larger and will allow for better distancing and airflow. We will be happy to offer curbside service to those who still prefer that option. Click here for further details.
We provide individual care and support to each person and pet we serve
Wellness & Vaccinations
As pet parents, we want our animal companions to live as many happy, healthy years as possible. At Complete Care Hospital for Pets, we believe the best way to accomplish this is by making a commitment to ongoing wellness care.
Dentistry
Is bad breath making it difficult to get close to your pet? Contrary to popular belief, foul breath isn’t something that pet parents must simply learn to live with. In fact, it’s likely a sign that your pet needs to visit the dentist.
Diagnostics
When people don’t feel well, they visit the doctor, explain their symptoms and receive the appropriate care. With pets, however, it’s not always this straightforward. Because animals can’t speak, they can’t always let us know when something is bothering them.
Large Animal Care
At Complete Care Hospital for Pets, we recognize that animal companions come in all shapes, sizes and species. In addition to treating small household pets, we also provide comprehensive veterinary services to large animals and livestock.
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