Sechelt Animal Hospital

Sechelt Animal Hospital Open Monday-Saturday for appointments, food sales and prescription refills. We are a full service animal hospital located in downtown Sechelt.

All inquiries will be addressed in a timely fashion, however if you have any concerns regarding your pets health, please contact our office directly. If you have an emergency after hours, please call our office and you will be directed to the on-call veterinarian. This page is intended for informational/educational purposes only and is not intended as a replacement for veterinary care.

We were once just little girls with dreams to love and care for animals ❤️ Part two
08/13/2026

We were once just little girls with dreams to love and care for animals ❤️ Part two

Tomorrow (July 31 2026) is the last day! 25% off orders of 3 or more months of *most* of the flea and tick prevention th...
07/31/2026

Tomorrow (July 31 2026) is the last day!
25% off orders of 3 or more months of *most* of the flea and tick prevention that we carry! Give us a call to order yours.
604 885 2309

Benjamin is 13kg of lovable huggable Maine C**n!Look at that handsome face! He made quite the impression on everyone in...
07/26/2026

Benjamin is 13kg of lovable huggable Maine C**n!
Look at that handsome face! He made quite the impression on everyone in clinic ❤️

07/17/2026

If you've ever had to syringe feed a rabbit, here's a little how-to!

Rabbits are what are commonly called "hind-gut fermenters" -- this means they have a single chambered stomach, and they digest fibrous plant material in their large intestine and cecum. This also means they must eat constantly to keep their GI tract moving.
Unfortunately, when rabbits get sick or injured, they frequently stop eating, which means that they need to get syringe fed until whatever caused the inappetance is resolved to avoid any complications from GI stasis.

(And, because I didn't explain it in the video, Critical Care is a dietary supplement meant to be used as a syringe fed diet that will provide essential nutrition and keep the gut healthy and happy)

Do you have a rabbit that isn’t feeling well and needs some bun-icillin? Maybe they went too hard at hare-obics and are...
07/02/2026

Do you have a rabbit that isn’t feeling well and needs some bun-icillin? Maybe they went too hard at hare-obics and are now feeling sore? Or maybe you just need to make sure they don’t take the command to “be fruitful and multiply” too seriously?

Fortunately, we have two doctors who can see rabbits for everything from routine health exams and spays/neuters, to illness and injuries. Both Dr Quanstrom and Dr Graveling are our resident rabbit enthusiasts who “carrot” lot and can provide treatments that are hop-timized for your rabbit’s unique needs.

You can see little Otter below with his teeny tiny IV catheter in place, and as he recovers from his neuter in our toasty warm incubator

Just a reminder: We’re the only clinic in Sechelt with a Dr available to see appointments on Saturdays! That's right! ...
06/30/2026

Just a reminder: We’re the only clinic in Sechelt with a Dr available to see appointments on Saturdays!

That's right! Your pet’s second favourite place to go on a weekend, (right after “literally anywhere else”) is available to keep your pets feeling paw-some, and to remind them that no, they shouldn't have eaten that!

You can book appointments by calling us at 604-885-2309, or you can book them online (https://www.secheltanimalhospital.com/)!

Veterinary technicians wear a lot of different hats and do a lot of different jobs. We are anesthesia techs, dental hyg...
06/17/2026

Veterinary technicians wear a lot of different hats and do a lot of different jobs. We are anesthesia techs, dental hygienists, xray techs, venipuncturists, grief counselors, lab techs, surgical assistants and more.

But the most important job, at least according to Bud, is "dog pillow" ❤️

I would have said that monitoring his recovery from sedation was more important, but I guess I will defer to Bud as the expert 🥰

06/03/2026

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Some pets need a little extra love after surgery - Dexter just wants to be snuggled after his dental and Christy was hap...
05/25/2026

Some pets need a little extra love after surgery - Dexter just wants to be snuggled after his dental and Christy was happy to help 🩷

04/25/2026

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Address

#100-5500 Wharf Avenue
Sechelt, BC
V0N3A0

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+16048852309

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