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Heartworm disease in dogs is not just another parasitic infection—it is a progressive, life-threatening condition that can silently damage the heart, lungs, and surrounding vessels. Many pet owners delay action because early symptoms are mild or nonexistent. But waiting too long to act on dog heartworm can have devastating consequences. Here’s what can happen if… Continue reading Untreated Dog Heartworm: Dangers You Shouldn’t Ignore
Bringing home a new puppy is a joyful experience. They’re full of life, curiosity, and cuddles. But when that playful energy suddenly disappears, and your puppy begins showing signs of illness—particularly diarrhea—it’s time to pay close attention. Diarrhea may seem minor, but in puppies, it can escalate rapidly and signal a more serious issue. Knowing… Continue reading 5 Puppy Diarrhea Signs That Need Emergency Vet Help
Lyme disease in dogs is a serious but treatable condition caused by the Borrelia burgdorferi bacterium, which is transmitted through the bite of infected ticks—primarily the black-legged or deer tick (Ixodes species). While Lyme disease can affect people, dogs are more susceptible due to their outdoor activities and increased exposure to ticks. This disease is… Continue reading Lyme Disease in Dogs: Diagnosis and Treatment Options
For many dogs, a trip to the vet can feel like a big deal. Unfamiliar smells, new faces, strange sounds, and being handled in ways they’re not used to—it’s no wonder our furry friends can feel overwhelmed. But as pet parents, there are proven ways to ease their anxiety and make vet visits less stressful.… Continue reading How to Calm an Anxious Dog at the Vet: A Compassionate Guide for Pet Owners
At Mainland Animal Emergency Clinic, we prioritize your pet’s safety during surgical procedures. Since 2007, our clinic has been a trusted provider of after-hours animal emergency care in Surrey, White Rock, and Delta. Our team is highly trained to handle all types of medical and surgical pet emergencies with expertise and dedication. Dog anesthesia is… Continue reading How Patient Monitoring During Dog Anesthesia Helps Prevent Complications
Accidents and health scares often strike when we least expect them—and rarely during regular vet hours. One minute your pet is curled up beside you, and the next, they’re showing signs that something is seriously wrong. As a responsible pet parent, do you know what to do in a veterinary emergency? At Mainland Animal Emergency… Continue reading Veterinary Emergency for the Clinic: Is Your Pet Ready for an Unexpected Health Crisis?
Pancreatitis in cats is a serious condition that can often go unnoticed due to its subtle symptoms. As a cat owner, being aware of the warning signs can make a crucial difference in your feline friend’s health and recovery. Let’s explore the key indicators of pancreatitis and when to seek immediate veterinary attention. Understanding Pancreatitis… Continue reading Signs Your Cat May Have Pancreatitis: What Every Cat Owner Should Know
Emergency clinics play a pivotal role, especially when it comes to managing pets with chronic health issues during acute episodes. At Mainland Animal Emergency Clinic, we understand that emergencies can exacerbate existing conditions, making it crucial for our team to provide comprehensive and compassionate care tailored to each pet’s unique needs. Understanding Chronic Conditions in… Continue reading The Role of Mainland Animal Emergency Clinics in Managing Chronic Conditions During Crises
If you have a furry friend at home, you’re no stranger to finding dog hair on your couch, clothes, and even in your car. Shedding is a natural process for dogs, helping them regulate body temperature and maintain a healthy coat. However, when shedding becomes excessive, it could be a sign of an underlying health… Continue reading The Science Behind Dog Shedding: When to Seek Veterinary Advice
As pet owners, we all want the best for our furry companions. Whether it’s providing them with nutritious food, regular exercise, or a warm place to sleep, their well-being is always a top priority. However, one area that often gets overlooked is oral health. Poor dental hygiene can lead to serious issues in dogs, including… Continue reading How to Prevent Emergency Dental Surgery in Dogs: Tips for Maintaining Oral Health
