If your dog suddenly stops walking, it may make you wonder if something is wrong and whether you should be worried. However, there is usually a logical reason behind your dog's behavior. Our vets in Vancouver have shared some possible causes of why your dog may stop walking and what you can do when they refuse to move.
You've just welcomed a precious fur ball into your home. It's crucial to prioritize your kitten's health and wellness by scheduling their first veterinary appointment and routine check-ups. Our team of skilled veterinarians across Vancouver has a comprehensive guide on what to expect during your kitten's first vet visit.
Parasites pose a very real risk to the overall health and longevity of your pet, but preventing parasites has never been easier. In today's post, our Vancouver vets discuss the ways parasites affect pet health and how parasites can be prevented.
If you're bringing a new puppy into your family, you'll want to know how to best take care of them in their early age. Our Vancouver vets have provided this loose guide to the first year of owning a puppy.
The arrival of a new kitten at home is always exciting, but there are certain responsibilities to take into account to keep them happy and healthy. Today, our veterinarians in Vancouver explain how to raise a healthy kitten.
You may have heard about the numerous hazardous foods, plants, and other items for your dogs and puppies. In this complete guide, our vets in Vancouver will discuss household items that are poisonous to dogs. We will review the symptoms you should watch out for and the available treatments.
Your dog requires surgery for an intestinal blockage, and our Vancouver vets are here to explain how you can prepare, what to know about the procedure, the success rate, the recovery process, and more.
CT scans, X-rays or other technologies are used if your pet is experiencing a known condition or certain symptoms in order to get a better look at their internal structures. Below, our Vancouver vets talk about what you can expect during your cat or dog's diagnostic imaging appointments and what x-rays, CT scans and more are used for.
If your dog is experiencing knee pain because of a torn cruciate ligament (the equivalent of ACLs in humans), surgery may be your best bet for treatment. Here, our Vancouver vets look at 3 surgery options for treating this very common knee injury in dogs.
Bladder infections and other bladder problems often affect dogs and can cause a lot of pain for your furry friend. In this article, our veterinarians from Vancouver will explain what can cause bladder infections in dogs, how you can tell if your dog has one, and how to help them feel better.
Mountain View Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Vancouver companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
