Accepting new patients and walk-in appointments
Accepting new patients and walk-in appointments
Owners come in certain they know what this is. Sometimes they are right. But a cough is a symptom rather than a diagnosis, and four quite different problems produce a noise that sounds similar across a kitchen. Telling t
A bird feeder feeds more than birds. Spilled seed under it draws rats and mice, which draws neighbours to put bait down, and a hunting cat sits in the middle of that chain. Wet seed in the tray also grows moulds that cau
Joint pain is very common in older cats, yet most never limp or cry out. The signs are quieter: skipping the jump onto a favourite chair, grooming less along the back, or missing the litter box. As the rain keeps cats in
Most mushrooms are harmless, but a small number growing on Vancouver’s west side are severely toxic to dogs, and nobody can tell them apart by looking. Treat any mushroom your dog eats as potentially serious. Photograph
Quick answer: Constipation in cats means stool is moving through too slowly, and it usually shows up as repeated straining in the litter box rather than obvious pain. Straining can also mean a urinary blockage, which is
Diabetes mellitus is a common chronic condition in dogs and cats, and catching it early makes a real difference. In Point Grey, the team at University Veterinary Clinic often sees the first clues at home: a pet drinking
Barking, chewed door frames, or accidents only when you are out? Learn the signs of dog separation anxiety and how to help, from a Point Grey veterinary team.
Is your pet’s eye cloudy or are they bumping into things? Learn the signs of cataracts and vision loss in dogs and cats and what helps, from a Vancouver vet near UBC.
As the days grow longer and temperatures warm across Vancouver’s west side, spring is the perfect time to assess your
Bringing a puppy or kitten into your home is one of the most rewarding experiences a family can enjoy. Whether