A night in emerg – by Dr. Tiffany Jagodich
(This article originally appeared in the Spring 2024 edition of West Coast Veterinarian magazine. We have reprinted the article here with their permission.) There is
August 12, 2024
(This article originally appeared in the Spring 2024 edition of West Coast Veterinarian magazine. We have reprinted the article here with their permission.) There is
As the summer heats up in British Columbia, Surrey-based Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital (BBVSH) reminds pet owners that there are many seasonal dangers like
As smoky skies from wildfires drives air pollution to record-high levels, pet guardians need to take particular care of their furry family members. If you
Longer days, fun in the sun and water, trails to hike and beaches to comb – our furry four-legged friends love summer as much as
Summer and the hot weather will arrive soon. For many of us, this means opening backyard pools, taking walks by shaded rivers, boating, and hanging
June is designated as National Pet Preparedness Month to remind pet owners to always include their furry friends in their emergency plans and preparedness preparation.
Just like humans, pets who are admitted to the hospital for emergency or trauma may need to have a transfusion of blood to save their
Registered Veterinary Technicians (also called RVTS, veterinary technologists or nurses) are the backbone of all veterinary practices and hospitals. At Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital,
When your pet has experienced a life-threatening trauma, every moment can mean the difference between life and death. A trauma is a severe external or