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A Red, Squinting or Cloudy Eye: When It Cannot Wait in Port Coquitlam
Eyes are the part of a pet where a day genuinely matters. The surface is thin, it has a rich nerve supply, and problems that start as irritation can become sight-threatening within twenty four to forty eight hours. If yo
Kennel Cough and Autumn Respiratory Illness in Port Coquitlam Dogs
Coughing dogs arrive in waves each autumn. Kennel cough is a contagious airway infection spread by close contact and shared air, usually causing a harsh honking cough in an otherwise bright dog. Most cases are mild, some
Sudden Head Tilt and Wobbling: Vestibular Disease in Port Coquitlam Dogs and Cats
Quick answer: Vestibular disease is a disruption of the balance system that can cause a sudden head tilt, stumbling, circling and flicking eye movements in dogs and cats. It often looks like a stroke to owners but freque
Pancreatitis in Pets: How Fatty Summer Foods Put Coquitlam Dogs and Cats at Risk
Pancreatitis is a painful inflammation of the pancreas that can flare up when Coquitlam dogs and cats eat fatty summer foods like BBQ scraps and table leftovers. Watch for vomiting, belly pain, and lethargy. It can becom
Dog Bloat (GDV): What Every Port Coquitlam Dog Owner Should Know
Bloat, or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), happens when a dog’s stomach fills with gas and can twist on itself, cutting off
Why Is My Dog Scooting? Understanding Anal Gland Problems
Is your dog scooting or licking under the tail? Learn what anal glands are, the signs of trouble, and how to prevent problems, from a Port Coquitlam vet team.
Caring for Your Senior Dog or Cat in Port Coquitlam: A Guide for Tri-Cities Pet Owners
Watching your dog or cat move into their senior years can bring a mix of emotions. There is a deep
Dog-Friendly Outdoor Adventures in Port Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities This Spring
Spring in Port Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities brings warmer days, longer evenings, and plenty of reasons to get outside with
Senior Pet Care in Port Coquitlam: Spring Wellness for Older Dogs and Cats
As spring settles across the Tri-Cities, the longer days and milder temperatures invite more outdoor time for pets and their
Cat Spay and Neuter in Port Coquitlam: Indoor Safety Tips for Spring
Spring in the Tri-Cities brings warmer temperatures, open windows, and a shift in household routines that can introduce new risks