We are excited to announce that we've now moved to our new, custom-built hospital in Surrey! What this means for pet owners: More specialists and custom designed space for all our specialized hospital equipment. A larger 24-7 emergency room. Greater availability (and shorter wait times) for...
March is Pet Poison Prevention and Awareness month, and we want to remind our pet families to always “pet-proof” your house and to be aware of those items in your home that may cause serious harm to your pet. If you suspect your pet has ingested...
It’s heart month, and just like humans, it’s important to know and understand the signs of heart disease in pets. Heart disease in dogs can be a serious health issue. One in ten dogs has heart disease, and that increases to one in six for older...
Considering this month’s focus on mental health, we wanted to share some information about the benefits of pets on mental health. There is a reason that 58% of Canadian households [1] report they own at least one dog or cat - nothing compares to the joy...
Dr. Maxie Krueger, born and raised in East Berlin, earned her degree as a veterinarian in Germany and Switzerland in 2007. After a rotating internship in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and a specialty internship in Cardiology in Bern, Switzerland, Dr. Maxie Krueger completed her residency in veterinary...
The holidays are a time when there will be more temptation, enticing smells and novel tastes to explore in our homes. Watch out for unusual items around the house and under the tree that might attract your pet’s interest. The key is awareness – make...
Visit MOVE STATUS page BBVSH Langley will be moving to a bigger hospital in Surrey in late 2022 We are excited to share with the world that BBVSH Langley will be moving to a new 26,000-square-foot hospital in Surrey late this year. Construction is happening now and...
Dr. Marley Wipond grew up in Calgary, Alberta. She obtained her BSc and completed her veterinary degree at the University of Calgary. During school, she developed a keen interest in emergency and critical care medicine. A desire to further her education took her to Sacramento,...
November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Each year, millions of dogs and cats are diagnosed with cancer, the leading cause of death in pets beyond middle age. Knowing what to look for can help with early detection, and as with people, can make a difference. Here are...
