Health concerns with dogs and cats do not follow a nine-to-five schedule. A dog that ate something from the garden after dinner, a cat showing sudden lethargy once the family is home from work, or a puppy with an unexpected allergic reaction during an evening walk can all leave pet owners unsure whether to wait… Continue reading When Your Pet Needs Evening Veterinary Attention in Surrey: Signs to Watch For
Bringing a new puppy home is one of the most exciting milestones a family can experience, and across Surrey’s neighbourhoods, from Whalley and Fleetwood to Newton and North Delta, spring is one of the busiest seasons for new puppy adoptions. The first twelve months of your puppy’s life set the foundation for their long-term health,… Continue reading Your Puppy’s First Year in Surrey: A Complete Veterinary Milestone Guide
Spring in Surrey brings longer days, warmer air, and a wave of seasonal changes that transform the inside of your home just as much as the outdoors. For cat owners across Whalley, Newton, Fleetwood, and North Delta, the arrival of fresh flowers, open windows, and spring cleaning routines introduces hazards that are easy to miss.… Continue reading Indoor Cat Safety in Surrey: Spring Hazards Every Cat Owner Should Know
Many pet owners believe that indoor cats are protected from spring allergies, but this is a common misconception. Indoor cats in Surrey can experience seasonal allergies just like their outdoor counterparts. Pollen, dust, and other allergens can enter your home through windows and doors, affecting your cat’s comfort. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we work… Continue reading Indoor Cat Spring Allergies in Surrey: Signs and Supportive Care
As the weather warms up in Surrey, fleas and ticks become increasingly active. Spring is the perfect time to establish a comprehensive prevention plan for your beloved pet. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we understand how important it is to keep your pet healthy and comfortable throughout the season. This guide will help you understand… Continue reading Spring Flea and Tick Prevention in Surrey: Keeping Your Pet Protected
Cats are known for hiding discomfort and illness. In the wild, showing weakness can make animals vulnerable, so cats often mask symptoms until a condition becomes serious. Because of this natural instinct, changes in behavior or physical health should always be taken seriously. Some symptoms may signal a medical emergency that requires immediate veterinary care.… Continue reading Emergency Signs In Cats That Require Immediate Veterinary Care
Seeing your dog limp can be worrying, especially if the change happens suddenly. Some dogs may lift a leg completely while walking, while others may show a subtle change in their gait that suggests discomfort. Limping is not a condition on its own. It is usually a sign that something is causing pain, inflammation, or… Continue reading Why Is My Dog Limping? Common Causes And When To See A Vet
Watching your dog struggle to walk, limp, or avoid putting weight on a leg can be worrying for any pet owner. Mobility problems in dogs often develop because of injuries, joint damage, or conditions that affect the bones and ligaments. In many cases, orthopedic surgery can restore stability, reduce pain, and help dogs return to… Continue reading How Orthopedic Surgery Can Help Dogs Walk Comfortably Again
Dogs explore the world with their noses and mouths, which unfortunately means they sometimes swallow things that can harm them. From chocolate left on the counter to medications dropped on the floor, toxic exposures are a common reason for emergency veterinary visits. Acting quickly and calmly can make a significant difference in protecting your dog’s… Continue reading What To Do If Your Dog Eats Something Toxic
Broken bones in pets can be frightening for any owner. Whether it happens during a fall, a car accident, or rough play, seeing your pet suddenly unable to walk or in pain can be stressful and confusing. One of the most common questions veterinarians hear after diagnosing a fracture is what happens next. The good… Continue reading Broken Bones In Pets: What Happens Next
