National Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15 is often associated with fire prevention and emergency preparedness. Those are important conversations, but from an Emergency
When a pet is seriously ill, injured, or facing the end of life, families often find themselves navigating some of the most emotional moments they
Urinary problems are among the most common medical concerns affecting cats—and they can range from mildly uncomfortable to life-threatening. These conditions are often grouped under
Each April, National Organ and Tissue Awareness Week encourages thoughtful conversations about how donation can save lives and strengthen health care for generations to come.
You love your pet. We love medicine. Here’s the part no one enjoys talking about: the cost. When you bring an animal into your life,
Just like in people, your pet’s kidneys perform essential tasks that help regulate their entire body. These two small but powerful organs help remove waste,
At Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital, we understand that deciding to say goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most difficult and deeply
At Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital, we sometimes hear, “I shouldn’t feel this sad — it was just a dog” or “just a cat.” But
Happy New Year, dog lovers! January is here, and with it — our annual opportunity to recommit to walking our dogs. Whether your pup is
