Blood Tests for Dogs
Blood work results can include important indicators of your pet's health, leading to a diagnosis that can be critical to maintaining their well-being. Here, our Vancouver vets explain what to expect during blood tests for dogs.
Ultrasound Examination for Dogs
Canine ultrasounds are crucial in helping vets diagnose various health conditions in dogs. Today, our Vancouver vets explain ultrasounds and their role in veterinary medicine.
Why does my pet need a urinalysis?
Here, our vets in Vancouver vets explain about how urinalysis can help to diagnose conditions affecting the urinary system and monitor the function of your pet's internal systems.
What to Do if Your Dog Collapses or Passes Out
If your dog has collapsed it is a clear sign of an underlying issue. Today, our Vancouver vets discuss what you should do if your dog passes out, and what causes dogs to collapse.
Puppy’s First Vet Visit: Checklist & What to Expect
Routine exams are important steps to setting your new pup on a long and happy life. In today's post, our Vancouver vets explain what happens at their first vet visit, and how to prepare.
Facial Swelling in Dogs
There are many reasons a dog's face may swell. Today, our Vancouver vets delve into the most common causes of facial swelling in dogs, and what to do if your dog's face is swollen.
Blood in Dog's Stool: Is It an Emergency?
Spotting blood in your dog’s stool is bound to be both concerning and alarming. Today our Vancouver veterinarians share some of the causes, symptoms and treatment for bloody stool in dogs.
Constipation in Cats: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Constipation in cats can cause discomfort and restlessness. Our Vancouver vets share signs of constipation in cats, causes, and tips for treating the condition.
Signs of Ear Infection in Cats
While ear infections are uncommon in cats, when they do occur, they can be an indication of an underlying issue. In today's post, our Vancouver vets explain their causes, symptoms, and treatment.
Why Won't My Cat Eat?
As a pet parent, it can be stressful when your animal won’t eat. This is particularly true for cat owners, as cats notoriously won’t show that something is wrong until it’s really wrong.
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