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Almost nobody notices their pet gaining weight in autumn, because it happens a few grams at a time. The walks get shorter and wetter, the garden stops being interesting, the snack jar comes out more...
Many owners expect itching to settle once summer ends. For a large number of Burnaby pets it does the opposite. Mould spores rise as leaves fall and rain sets in, houses close up, and the heating goes...
A pet who has been in a house fire needs veterinary assessment even if they seem fine. Smoke damages the airways and lungs, and the worst of that injury often appears twelve to seventy two hours later...
Antifreeze poisoning is a time-critical emergency for dogs and cats. Ethylene glycol tastes sweet, and a very small volume can permanently damage the kidneys. Do not wait for signs to appear, and do...
Heatstroke happens when a dog or cat cannot shed body heat fast enough and its temperature climbs to a dangerous level, often above 40 degrees Celsius. During Burnaby's warmest summer weeks it can...
Annual wellness exams catch problems early, keep vaccines current, and help pets live longer. Learn what a yearly exam covers, from a Burnaby veterinary team serving Highgate and Metrotown...
Ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs visit the vet. Watch for head shaking, scratching at the...