Welcome To
Harmony Pet Clinic
Our team is highly trained, experienced animal lovers who are devoted to giving our patients the best care possible. We are prepared to discuss preventative medicine so that every pet can live a healthy life.
We Provide
Veterinary Services
We are full-service pet clinic that specializes in today’s leading veterinary techniques. Our team is ready to help you and your pet with love and care. We accept both walk-ins and scheduled appointments. If you have any questions or would like more information about our services, please contact us today.
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Our Best Team
Our team is highly dedicated animal lovers who are well trained at their jobs. They will do anything possible for their patients and the owners who love them.
Raj Banga, DVM
Our veterinarian has more than 20 years of experience both in general and emergency medicine. His special interests are soft tissue surgery, emergency medicine, dentistry and preventative care. Our doctor will be happy to meet you and your pet.
Raj Banga, DVM
Veterinarian
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Laura Barriere, BBA
Laura has has a kind heart and exceptional customer service. She has soft corner for all animals and will do the best for pets and pet parents. Come visit us to say hi and see our beautiful facility.
Laura Barriere, BBA
Office Manager
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Colocolo, The Clinic Cat
Colocolo was recued in the clinic from euthanasia. He loves food and petting. He shows us the vision and gives us the reason to continue even when we feel like giving up. Come say hi to our team!
Colocolo, The Clinic Cat
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Pets like Family Members
At Harmony Pet Clinic we serve your pets like we would our own. Our doctor has more than 20 years of experience on three different continents and combines the traditional wisdom with modern science.
20
Years of Experience
28,000
Pets Helped
9,000
Happy Clients
Latest Blogs
Helping Pets Live a Better Life
Through the blog we stay connected with pet parents. Our aim is to provide authentic and scientific information about the health care of your pet.
Dog/cat Ear Infections: What pet parents should know?
Dogs are prone to ear infections due to their floppy ears, which can trap moisture, dirt, and bacteria inside the ear canal. Ear infections in dogs can be painful and uncomfortable, and if left untreated, can lead to more serious problems like ear hematoma or narrowed ear canal. Cats can also get ear infections that…
How to take care of new puppy or kitten?
Taking care of a new puppy or kitten is a big responsibility, but it can also be a lot of fun. Here are some tips to help you get started: In conclusion, taking care of a new puppy/kitten requires patience, time, and dedication. By following these tips, you can provide your new furry friend with…
Preparing Your Pet for Surgery: What to Expect?
Surgery can be a stressful and intimidating experience, not just for us humans but also for our beloved pets. As pet owners, it is important to understand what happens during the pre-operative and post-operative process, so you can be well informed and provide the best care for your pet. In this blog post, we’ll cover…
Valentine’s Day: Risks for pets during celebration of love!
Valentine’s Day can be a time of excitement and celebration with loved ones, but it can also be a time of potential danger for your pet. Here are some of the risks to be aware of: In conclusion, it is important to be aware of the potential dangers of Valentine’s Day and take steps to…
Dog and cat diseases that can be prevented by vaccination.
Vaccines are an essential part of a dog’s healthcare routine. Regular vaccinations can protect against serious diseases, maintain overall health, prevent the spread of disease, protect public health, and save money in the long run. So, make sure to schedule regular check-ups and vaccination appointments with your veterinarian to ensure that your dog remains healthy…
Why is your pet licking paws or shaking head?
Licking paws, scratching, shaking head, hair loss, chewing on fur, bad/yeasty smell, etc. can be sign of underlying skin disease. Some skin diseases are as the following: 1. Allergies are very common in pets and can be both from environment (fleas, pollens, grass, etc.) or from food. There are tests for allergies, as well as…
Why to Spay or Neuter Your Pet?
We recommend getting your pet spayed or neutered at 6 months of age or as soon as possible after that. It prevents not only certain behavior issues but also certain diseases. During spay the ovaries and uterus of the female pet are removed surgically. Similarly, during neuter surgery the testicles of the male pet are…
Heatstroke in dogs – Signs and how to prevent it?
Dogs do not have sweat glands in their skin (except under paws), so they can get overheated rather quickly. Dogs dissipate heat through panting. Heatstroke causes a dog’s body temperature to rise causing severe brain, kidney and liver damage. Dog’s normal body temperature is 100-102 degrees, if body temperature rises above 107 it can lead…
Mammary gland tumors (equivalent of breast cancer): How to prevent them.
Risk is much higher if your pet is not spayed when young. Mammary gland tumors are very common in dogs and cats. They are the equivalent of breast cancer in people, however, mammary gland tumors are much more common in pets. Chances of breast cancer in women is one in nine, while in unspayed dogs…
Veterinary Life – Be Kind to Yourself and Others
Mental Health Awareness Month (May 2022): Most of us, the veterinarians, get into this field for the love of animals. We do thoroughly enjoy what we do – helping the pets and their families. However, at times even when doing our best, it can get overwhelming to meet all the demands of work in timely…
