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Town and Country Animal Clinic has been caring for animals in LaSalle, Ontario and Essex County for over three decades. What was once a small clinic on a horse farm has evolved into a state-of-the-art facility that provides highly skilled veterinary care mainly to small animals, although we still care for a number of equine patients at their farm. Our dedicated staff share the Clinic’s mission of offering excellent service to our clients and compassionate care to their pets at all times.

• 15
  Jun

  Understanding Fleas and Ticks: Protecting Your Pet Year-Round

  At Town & Country Animal Clinic in Mt. Airy, GA, we know fleas and ticks are more than just pests—they pose serious health risks to your furry pal. Ensuring your pet is protected with flea prevention for dogs, effective tick treatments for cats, and ongoing pest control for pets is essential. If you’re searching for a reliable “vet near me,” look no further. Our veterinarian team offers comprehensive care to keep your furry bestie safe … Read More »
• 01
  Jun

  Keeping Indoor Cats Happy and Active

  At Town & Country Animal Clinic, we love to see cats lounging safely on windowsills, curled on beds, and playfully chasing dust bunnies across hardwood floors. But while keeping your cat inside keeps your feline friend safe from many dangers, it also comes with unique challenges. Fluffy still needs mental stimulation, physical activity, and environmental variety to stay her healthiest, happiest self. In this guide, we’ll explore how to enrich your cat’s environment, suggest toys … Read More »
• 01
  May

  Helping Multiple Cats Get Along

  Are you considering adding a second—or perhaps third—kitty to your household? Cats are small, but they have huge purrsonalities, and can be very opinionated. While Fluffy can form very close bonds with her feline roommates, that unfortunately isn’t always the case. Cats can get quite jealous over their humans. Our feline overlords can also be pretty territorial about their homes and belongings. A local vet offers some advice on helping multiple cats get along in … Read More »