Our Hours
Monday - Friday
7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Our office is located in the Northland Centre, just 1.2M North of Hwy 401 on Hwy 62.
(See the map.)
R.R.#5
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 4Z5
Ph 613-969-0537 |
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MISSION STATEMENT
We are dedicated to the highest standard of veterinary care to ensure the health of our patients and enhance their quality of life. Our professional care and support extends to their families and the unique bond that they share with their pet.
ABOUT US
The Belleway Veterinary Hospital opened in 1986 as the second clinic
in the Stirling Veterinary Services practice. Although originally both
large and small animal veterinary care was offered, the practice is
now exclusively small animal oriented. The practice strives to offer
the most advanced veterinary care for companion animals.
WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS
More information about the specific services we provide is available here.
NOW AVAILABLE
The new MLS Therapy Laser at Belleway Veterinary Hospital is an effective, pain free treatment for conditions such as arthritis and joint pain, disc disease, hip dysplasia and tendonitis.
MLS Laser Therapy painlessly relieves inflammation, speeding recovery without compromising the liver, reducing or eliminating the need for harmful drugs.
Call us today to learn more about how our therapy laser can benefit your pet! 613-969-0537
Emergencies
Outside of our regular office hours we participate in a local on call veterinary emergency rotation. In case of emergency, please call 613-969-0537 and you will be directed to the veterinarian on call.
In the event your pet requires more intensive care and monitoring we are also able to offer referral to a regional 24 hour emergency hospital.
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Meet Our New Clinic Cat : SUPER TROOPER !
In July of 2006, a tiny orange tabby kitten weighing only 1 lb 2 oz was presented to our clinic. This amazing little guy was surprisingly bright despite having severe eye disease. Both of his eyes were damaged from an aggressive infection. Our veterinarians tried in vain to save his eyes and sight, but after 5 days of an intensive medication schedule, it was clear there was no hope in saving them.
The cat shelter "Thomas The Silver Tabby" rescued him from a barn and agreed to let us adopt him and perform bilateral eye enucleation on him. All of us felt a bond with this gentle kitten and have been in awe of how well he had adapted to life without sight. We are thrilled to have a new clinic cat as we all felt an empty place since Dave left us. We invite you to visit Trooper the next time you come in. |
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