Mississippi Mills Animal

Kristy graduated from St. Lawrence College in 2005 as a Veterinary Technologist and has worked within the field of veterinary medicine since. She grew up in Mississippi Mills on a family farm and enjoys horseback riding, reading, stained glass, camping, kayaking and spending time with family (it's huge!).

Michelle was born and raised in Almonte and joined our team in the summer of 2013. Michelle has a Bachelor of Social Work from Carleton University and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Ottawa. Aside from working part-time here with us at MMAH, Michelle works as a teacher for the UCDSB.

The hospital provided a water station, some yummy dog snacks and information on ticks and Lyme Disease. We are very proud to announce that the Mississippi Mills Animal Hospital has donated over $1000 to LAWS (the Lanark Animal Welfare Society) so far. The money was raised by our generous clients that made a donation to LAWS with every nail trim.

Behavioural issues are the number one reason young pets are given up to shelters or euthanized. Fortunately, many of these issues can be significantly improved with the help of a veterinarian. At the Mississippi Miils Animal Hospital our veterinarians can help you and your pet work through many behavioural issues including house soiling, anxiety, aggression issues and compulsive disorders such as tail chasing and flank sucking.

Few pets show obvious signs of dental disease. It is up to the pet's family and veterinarian to uncover this hidden and often painful condition. At the Mississippi Mills Animal Hospital our veterinarians will do a thorough examination of your pet's mouth to look for signs of periodontal disease, such as gingivitis (inflammation or infection of the tissues around the tooth), tartar, loose or abscessed teeth, and/or other abnormalities.