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Kidney disease is one of the most common health conditions veterinarians see in cats, especially as they age. Many cat owners are surprised to learn that kidney problems often develop slowly and may not cause noticeable symptoms in the early stages. Because cats are naturally good at hiding illness, the condition can progress quietly before… Continue reading Kidney Disease In Cats: What Every Owner Should Know
Arthritis is a common condition in dogs, especially as they age. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we see many pets experiencing joint pain and stiffness that owners often mistake for normal aging. Recognizing the early signs and managing discomfort can greatly improve your dog’s quality of life. What Is Arthritis in Dogs? Arthritis, or osteoarthritis,… Continue reading Arthritis in Dogs: Early Signs and Pain Management
Finding the right veterinary clinic for your dog or cat isn’t just about picking the closest option on Google Maps. Your pet’s health, comfort, and long-term wellbeing depend on the quality of care they receive, and frankly, not all clinics are created equal. If you’re living in Surrey, BC, you’ve probably noticed there’s no shortage… Continue reading How to Choose the Best Pet Care Provider in Surrey for Dogs and Cats
When your furry friend needs medical attention or regular wellness care, finding the right veterinary clinic can feel overwhelming. Surrey has dozens of options, and pet owners often wonder what separates basic care from truly exceptional service. After years of working with pet owners across Metro Vancouver, I’ve learned that quality pet care services go… Continue reading Complete Guide to Professional Dog & Cat Care Services in Surrey
Good dental health is essential for your pet’s overall wellbeing. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we see many dogs and cats with dental problems that could have been prevented with routine care. Living in Surrey, with its unique climate and lifestyle, presents specific considerations for keeping your pet’s teeth and gums healthy. Why Dental Health… Continue reading How to Maintain Your Pet’s Dental Health While Living in Surrey
Vomiting and diarrhea are common reasons pet owners bring their pets to 108 Avenue Animal Hospital. While sometimes these symptoms are caused by a minor stomach upset, they can also be signs of more serious underlying health issues. Understanding when to monitor at home and when to seek veterinary care is essential for keeping your… Continue reading Why Vomiting or Diarrhea Isn’t Always “Just a Stomach Bug” in Pets
Food is more than just fuel for our pets—it can directly affect their health and comfort. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we often see dogs and cats with unexplained itching, vomiting, diarrhea, or chronic ear infections, and food sensitivities are sometimes the hidden culprit. Understanding how these sensitivities manifest and what to do about them… Continue reading How Food Sensitivities Show Up as Skin or Digestive Issues
Small dog breeds are beloved for their size, charm, and personality, but they can be prone to specific health challenges—heart disease being one of the most common. Understanding the risks, early signs, and preventive care is key to keeping your small dog healthy and active for years to come. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we guide… Continue reading Predispositions to Heart Disease in Small Dog Breeds
Pets can experience anxiety just like humans, but unlike people, they can’t tell us how they feel. Detecting anxiety early is essential for preventing stress-related health issues and improving your pet’s quality of life. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we help pet owners recognize subtle signs of anxiety in both cats and dogs and provide strategies… Continue reading How to Detect Subtle Anxiety Signs in Cats and Dogs
Just like humans, dogs can experience age-related changes in brain function. Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), sometimes referred to as “dog dementia,” affects memory, learning, and behavior in senior dogs. Early recognition and proactive management can greatly improve your dog’s quality of life. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we help pet owners identify the signs of CCD… Continue reading Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: Signs of “Dog Dementia”
