Gypsy was rushed to OAESH after indulging in a bit too much human food, leading to a severe case of food bloat.

When Cruze visited OAESH for a CT scan to assess his joints for arthritis, it was discovered he also needed to have a large lipoma removed.

Lemmy came to see us because his family had noticed he was lethargic, vomiting and unable to eat. OAESH was here to help!

Please read our what to expect guide to help you prepare for your pet's oncology consultation.

If you see an injured domestic animal, such as a dog or cat, or small wild animal, call the City of Ottawa at 311!

Gryph had developed an illness that made it too painful to walk, stand or do much of anything. Here is is story.