• spaying/neutering

  • Vaccinations

  • Nutritional counselling

  • Orthopaedic surgeries

  • Soft tissue surgeries

We are Passionate About Compassionate Care- Vet Clinic

At Ambassador Animal Hospital, your pet's health and comprehensive care is our top concern.

We are Passionate About Compassionate Care!

Your Pet's Health & Comprehensive Care is Our Top Concern

At Ambassador Animal Hospital, your pet's health and comprehensive care is our top concern. Proudly servicing the Windsor area for the past 7 years, we continuously provide you with the best medical services possible and strive to protect your pet from diseases which can be prevented. Whether your pet requires a routine visit or check-up, or emergency service for a more life-threatening situation, our friendly, knowledgeable staff is equipped to accommodate your specific needs with our various veterinary services, which include dentistry, nutritional counselling, spays/neuters, grooming and vaccinations.

New Patients & Walk-Ins Welcome

New patients and walk-ins are always welcomed at Ambassador Animal Hospital. However, we prefer appointments whenever possible. To schedule an appointment, please contact us! For a better idea of our capabilities or to see our dedicated team in action, please see our photo gallery!

Special Promotions – Our Ongoing Educational Effort

As part of our ongoing effort to better educate our clients, we have a monthly feature focusing on a different area of veterinary medicine. Please visit our monthly health topic page for more vital information about this month's topic or be sure to check out our Educational Video Library!

Our Recent Posts

  • HOW TO TELL IF YOUR DOG OR CAT HAS INTESTINAL PARASITES?
    Dogs (and cats) are victims of several intestinal parasites recurrently referred to as worms. The most common of them are roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms.  And of these four only two are generally seen in the stool with the unaided eye: roundworms and tapeworms.    
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  • WINDSOR VETERINARIANS – TREAT THE INTESTINAL PARASITES
    Early diagnosis for the presence and kind of intestinal parasite is vital. To do this the stool is mixed with a special solution, which makes the microscopic eggs more detectable. Many veterinarians comprise the stool check as part of the annual health examination. (Note: Tapeworm eggs do NOT show u
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  • MOST COMMONLY FOUND PARASITES IN YOUR PET’S INTESTINES
    Your pet, a dog or a cat, can get infected internally with parasites or worms. Among which, the most common intestinal parasites are roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms. Two of them like tapeworm and roundworm can be detected in your dog’s poop, but those that can’t be detected via y
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  • WHAT MEDICATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO KEEP DOGS FREE OF WORMS?
    There are many ways to make sure that your dog remains worms-free. The best way is to prevent its exposure to parasites. Most of the parasites, which are found in your pet’s intestine like ringworms, hookworms, whipworms, and roundworm found in gastrointestinal tract etc, enter your dog through it
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  • Heartworms Prevention Advice From Windsor Veterinary
    Heartworm is a treacherous disease. It can binge only by mosquitoes; thus, areas deeply populated by these insects tend to have a bigger occurrence of heartworm disease. Mosquitoes are a nuisance to you, but to your pets, they are a noxious rival. At Ambassador Animal Hospital, we provide you with s
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