Creston Veterinary Hospital

01/27/2025

It is not uncommon for community cats to seek warmth under the hood of cars during the winter which can cause them serious injury when you start your vehicle. During these colder winter months, it’s best to knock on the hood or sound your horn before starting your engine.

01/24/2025

Because of its sweet taste, antifreeze is unfortunately a common pet toxin in the winter. Be sure to look out for antifreeze spills around your car, driveway and garage and clean them up immediately. If you think your pet has ingested antifreeze, you should call your veterinarian or an emergency veterinarian right away.

01/24/2025

Friday Funny!

01/23/2025

Dr. Rachel Loppe has been locuming with us for the last few weeks... we've loved having her back (she was a regular with us some years ago). She'll be back in February again, so let us know if you'd like your pet to see her!

01/22/2025

🌟 Expecting a New Baby Soon? 🌟

Are you excited about your growing family but feeling a bit anxious about introducing your fur baby to the new arrival? 🍼🐶🐱 Don’t worry—here are a few tips to help make the transition smooth for everyone!

Learn more here: https://aercmn.com/how-to-introduce-your-pet-to-your-new-baby

01/22/2025

It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day. We recognize that mental health matters not just today, but every day of the year. We support everyone in our industry, and beyond it, that may be struggling with their mental health.

01/21/2025

Dr. Aiyanna Hoogsteen is back! She'll be with us until March, so let us know if you'd like your pets to see her. Welcome Back Dr. Aiyanna!

01/20/2025

We get it, choosing the right food for your pet can sometimes be overwhelming. We’re here to help! Whether you have a pet with allergies, digestive issues, or one that is into their senior years, we are more than happy to help you find the right food that keeps them happy and healthy!

01/17/2025

As people may have more Vitamin D supplements in their home during the winter months, be sure to keep it out of reach of your pets. Vitamin D supplements are toxic to cats and dogs.

Take a look at the most common signs of Vitamin D poisoning (which can sometimes take hours to manifest). If you think your pet has ingested vitamin D, you should take them to your veterinarian or nearest emergency hospital right away.

01/16/2025

We love having students join us for their practicum... this is Keely, who is a veterinary technician student studying at Thompson Rivers University. We've enjoyed having you, Keely!

01/15/2025

01/15/2025

If you think your cat or dog are dealing with arthritis and it’s getting worse, it’s best to bring them in for a visit. There are ways we can help reduce pain and inflammation.

01/14/2025

End of life is always a difficult time for our loved pets. Here is a scale to determine your pet's quality of life to help you determine when it's time to let them go.

https://caringpathways.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/QualityofLifeScale.pdf

01/13/2025

If you’re headed out on a road trip this winter and taking your pet, be sure to never leave them alone in the car. When not running, cars hold in the cold like a parked refrigerator. If left alone, your pets can suffer from frostbite, cold stress, and hypothermia.

01/10/2025

Friday fun fact!