My Dog Ate Gum: Is That Dangerous?
Our Vancouver vets discuss why gum is toxic to dogs and what you should do if you notice that your dog ate chewing gum.
Our Vancouver vets discuss why gum is toxic to dogs and what you should do if you notice that your dog ate chewing gum.
The moist outer layer of your cat's eye washes away dirt and debris. If you've noticed your cat's eyes have begun to water or tear excessively, it may be a symptom of an eye condition. Today, our Vancouver vets list potential reasons your cat's eyes may be watering.
X-rays are an essential tool used to diagnose health conditions in dogs. In this post, our Vancouver vets explain how X-rays for dogs are done, and what you can expect from the procedure.
Just like us, our pets can suffer from eye injuries. However, they aren't able to tell us when something is wrong. Today, our Vancouver vets discuss eye injuries in pets, share insights on how to identify them, and offer advice on when to seek professional care.
Does your pet have an endoscopy examination coming up? This procedure can help your vet diagnose the cause of digestive issues such as weight loss, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting. Our vets in Vancouverdescribe what's involved in an endoscopy, how they can be used to diagnose and treat digestive issues in pets, and more.
Our Vancouver vets explain why regular fecal exams are important for your pet in this post.
In some circumstances, your dog may need additional testing to identify or eliminate the possibility of specific conditions, such as low thyroid in dogs. Here, our Vancouver vets discuss thyroid hormone testing in dogs, the different types of tests, and what we can learn from them.
In this post, our Vancouver vets list causes, symptoms and treatment options for these conditions.
Here, our Vancouver vets share some tips on giving your dog a deep ear cleaning.
Here, our Vancouver vets discuss some possible causes of hair loss in dogs, and how you can help your pup.
Columbia River Veterinary Specialists is accepting new patients by referral and for emergency services. Our experienced emergency vets and specialists are passionate about the health of Vancouver companion animals. Ask your vet today about a referral.