Preparing Your Dog or Cat for Surgery: A Fraser Street Vet’s Guide
Preparing your dog or cat for surgery starts with a pre-surgical exam and, often, blood work to confirm they are […]
Preparing your dog or cat for surgery starts with a pre-surgical exam and, often, blood work to confirm they are […]
Many everyday foods, plants, and medications are toxic to pets. Common culprits include chocolate, xylitol, grapes and raisins, onions and
When your dog or cat visits the veterinarian for a wellness assessment or an illness-related concern, diagnostic tools like bloodwork
May in South Vancouver brings warmer weather, longer evenings, and more time spent outdoors with your dog. The parks and
Seeing your pet have a seizure can be frightening, especially if it happens without warning. The sudden loss of control,
Bite wounds are more common than many pet owners realize. They can happen during a scuffle at the park, an
Vomiting is one of the most common reasons dogs are brought to the vet, and it can range from something
Fleas are one of the most common external parasites affecting dogs and cats, yet many infestations go unnoticed until they
It usually starts with something small that quickly turns stressful. Your dog begins vomiting late in the evening, your cat