Panorama Village Animal Hospital

03/22/2025

A new world just opened for a cute puppy !

03/12/2025

Sometimes, we do overlook these details, which play an important part in an animal's health.

Every March, we celebrate National Nutrition Month. Animals need a balanced diet, just like humans. Please consider the nutrients in their diet, including protein, fats, minerals, and vitamins.

Remember, your veterinarian is always there to help — talk to them about choosing a balanced and nutritious diet for your pet.

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Chaque mois de mars, nous célébrons le Mois national de la nutrition. Les animaux ont besoin d'une alimentation équilibrée, tout comme les humains. Veuillez tenir compte des nutriments contenus dans leur alimentation, notamment les protéines, les lipides, les minéraux et les vitamines.

N'oubliez pas que votre vétérinaire est toujours là pour vous aider. Parlez-lui du choix d'une alimentation équilibrée et nutritive pour votre animal.

03/05/2025

Visit www.tickmaps.ca to get a 2-week ‘tick risk forecast’ or check what days in the last 12 months had potential tick activity.

02/27/2025

Interesting that their fur is really transparent !

02/17/2025

Today is family day and we are closed.
Enjoy every moment with your furry friends !

See you tomorrow.

02/15/2025

Could you help us find his family?
Thank you.

Update: Guardian located! Thank tou everyone for sharing! Our LAPS community came through again! ❤️

This handsome man needs your help- he came in yesterday and no one has come forward for him. He was found around 196 street and 76avenue (in the Township). He would love to be reunited with his family this Valentine’s Day.

Please share so he can go home! ❤️

If you know him please call 604.857.5055 or email [email protected]

02/14/2025

How beautiful it is to see you both on a cruise !
Love that is purring snuggles, wagging tails, loving nibbles and much more ! Who else could ever be a better Valentine than them?!
Wishing you and your pets a day filled with love, treats, and extra belly rubs!
"Roses are red, violets are blue, I'm sorry but this chocolate is not for you."

02/13/2025

While chocolate and flowers are traditionally considered romantic Valentine’s Day traditions, dogs, cats and other pets who nibble on their owner’s gifts definitely won’t be feeling the love.

It's the season of love, and an important time to be mindful of the safety of your pets. Check out these safety tips from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and share them with your community. 🧡❤️

For more information, go here. 👇
https://www.aspcapro.org/resource/common-and-not-so-common-valentines-day-toxicities-pets

02/08/2025

Introducing Hawkeye the handsome Labrador.
Hawkeye helps CBSA as a Detector dog! Truly a brilliant dog!
He makes sure he is healthy by visiting us once in a while.

02/07/2025

“Tooth brushing is a great idea. It’s the gold standard, but virtually no one can pull it off,”

02/06/2025

Gyroscopic head of a kingfisher !

02/01/2025

It is common for most cats to eat two to three meals a day. Feed the last meal of the day right before bedtime. An adult cat will sleep throughout the night. Kittens may need more meals a day.

https://spca.bc.ca/faqs/cats/

Tips and advice on caring for cats. Learn about introducing cats, litterbox training, indoor vs outdoor, overcoming behaviour issues, medical care and more.

01/29/2025

e-ci******es, that simulate smoking—and the liquid ni****ne used with them can pose a serious danger to your pet. ASPCA



Thank you

With technology constantly evolving, new potential dangers can arise for your pets. As electronic ci******es grow in popularity, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center wants you to know everything you need to know about the dangers that come with these products and how you can protect your pet today...

01/27/2025

With American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) – we just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

01/27/2025

They still need their mothers, don't they?

01/25/2025

Meet Rylo the macho 3 yr old Australian shepherd .
He insists his annual wellness to be done and we were more than happy to do it for him.

01/24/2025

Watch how a hamster does a U turn inside that tube, unbelievable!

01/22/2025

"Signs of H5N1 in cats include fever, lethargy, heavy discharge from the eyes and nose, respiratory distress, and neurological issues. Disease in affected cats can rapidly progress to death. Rabies also should be considered among differential diagnoses for cats with neurologic signs".American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
Read more about this in the articles published by AVMA.

Thank you AVMA.

A new source of exposure highly pathogenic avian influenza is affecting cats: raw diets containing poultry such as duck, turkey, or chicken that were contaminated with the virus. Cats appear to be particularly susceptible to severe illness from H5N1, often resulting in death.