Cats are naturally trim and agile creatures, carrying just a few extra ounces can make a big difference to a cat's overall health and longevity. Here, our Vancouver vets explain how you can tell if your cat is overweight, and share a few tips on how to help your cat slim down.
Our Vancouver vets are often asked about pregnancy in cats. Questions range from 'Is my cat old enough to be pregnant?' to 'How will my vet know if my cat is pregnant?'. If think that your cat may be pregnant - this blog has the answers to many of the questions you may be asking.
Your dog's oral health plays a key role in their overall health and wellbeing, but many of the dogs our Vancouver vets see don't get the dental care they need to maintain a healthy mouth. In today's post we discuss some common dental problems seen in dogs.
In some instances when your dog breaks a tooth or it becomes decayed beyond repair, an extraction will be necessary to stop infection and allow your dog's mouth to heal. Here, our Vancouver vets explain what to expect from your dog's tooth removed.
New dog owners often ask our Vancouver vets if they should get their dog neutered or spayed. So today we share some great reasons why you should consider getting your puppy fixed.
If your cat has an aural hematoma in its ear you might wonder what to do to get this fixed. Today, our Vancouver vet team shares more about what causes aural hematomas in cats, symptoms, and treatment options.
A dog's oral health has a direct impact on their overall health but sadly most dogs don't get the dental care they need to prevent oral health issues such as periodontal disease. Here, our Vancouver vets explain how periodontal disease in dogs can be treated and prevented.
Life expectancy is an important consideration when choosing a pet. While some pets are only expected to live a couple of short years, others require decades of love and commitment. Are you ready for the heartbreak or long-term responsibility? Our Vancouver vets explain.
Dental problems in cats can be very painful. As many as 85 percent of cats over the age of three will develop some type of dental disease, and gingivitis is the beginning stage of this. With proper care, this stage can be reversible, and our Vancouver vets will help you get there.
Mountain View Veterinary Hospital is proud to meet the rigorous veterinary service and care requirements necessary to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
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.
