West Boulevard Veterinary Clinic

04/21/2024

We’re excited to have you joining us Imara!

Members of the Class of 2024 have wrapped up their four-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. To celebrate, we're sharing what's next for some of our newest graduates.

Imara Beattie of Vancouver, B.C., has a special interest in small mammal exotics and will be joining West Boulevard Veterinary Clinic in her home town.

Congratulations, Imara! 🩺 🦔🐹🐇

06/15/2023

Hi all, long time no post! Just a quick note to let you know that BC Hydro is shutting off the power all day Monday so we won’t be open.
Thank you for your understanding!

02/21/2023

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10/21/2022

Preventative care is a must for any dog, but it's especially important for senior dogs. As your furry friend ages, their risk of developing health problems increases. That's why we recommend bringing them in for regular preventive care appointments. This includes vaccinations, blood tests, and more. Call today. wbvc.bc.ca

10/19/2022

We are to help you keep your furry friend happy and healthy for as long as possible. Check out our website or give us a call today for more information on senior dog care, including diet, exercise, and more. wbvc.bc.ca

10/17/2022

Senior dogs need proper information. We are a full-service animal hospital providing preventive, medical, surgical, and dental care for your pet. Do your part by scheduling a wellness exam to prevent age-related issues with your pet. wbvc.bc.ca

10/14/2022

It is our commitment to provide superior veterinary care for your pet's entire life. Our services are here to assist in routine preventative care for pets of all ages. Early detection and treatment are essential! Call for an appointment. wbvc.bc.ca

10/12/2022

Preventative care is critical as your pet ages. We strongly encourage routine wellness visits to catch issues before they compromise your pet's health. Make an appointment today. wbvc.bc.ca

10/11/2022

In order to keep your dog safe and accounted for, it is important to have them microchipped. Dogs are curious creatures and can easily get lost, so make sure you visit our veterinary practice today and get your furry friend microchipped. wbvc.bc.ca

10/10/2022

In order to keep your pet safe and help them return home if they ever get lost, we offer microchipping services. Microchipping is one of the best things you can do for your pet, as it provides a permanent form of identification that cannot be removed or changed. If your pet ever gets lost, their microchip will be scanned and they will be returned to you quickly and safely. wbvc.bc.ca

10/10/2022

We believe that preventative care is essential for pets. That's why we offer a variety of services to help keep your furry friend healthy and happy. From vaccinations and routine checkups to dental care and surgery, we're here to help. Contact us today to schedule an appointment! wbvc.bc.ca

10/09/2022

Symptoms of seasonal allergies in pets include excessive scratching, rubbing their face on furniture or the ground, redness, and inflammation around the eyes and nose. There can even be hair loss. If your pet is experiencing any of these symptoms, please bring them in for a consultation. wbvc.bc.ca

10/08/2022

Many pet owners may not realize that their furry friends can suffer from seasonal allergies as well. Animals can have seasonal allergies just like humans do. Common symptoms of animal allergies include excessive scratching, rubbing or licking of the face and body, sneezing, and watery eyes. If you believe your pet may be suffering from seasonal allergies, please contact us for a consultation. wbvc.bc.ca

10/07/2022

Our feline friends can enjoy a variety of berries in moderation. While all fruits and vegetables have nutritional value, cats should not eat large quantities of any one type as it could upset their digestive system. For more information, call our clinic. wbvc.bc.ca

09/28/2022

Do you know the signs of an ear infection in pets? Many people don't, but there are several things to look out for. Just like humans, pets can get ear infections, and if left untreated, they can cause some serious damage. For more information on ear infections in pets, please visit the link below. https://bit.ly/3DyRqAy

Dr. Amanda Simonson explains the causes of dog ear infections, how they should be treated, and how you can prevent future ear infections in your dog.

08/30/2022

Hi all, just a quick note to let you know that our phones & internt are down & have been since yesterday afternoon. We’re doing our best to work out if this is a Telus issue or something specific to the clinic in order to get back online as soon as we can. Thank you for your patience.

07/20/2022

Cats are often thought of as less trainable than dogs, but this isn't always the case! Contrary to popular belief, cats are very receptive to positive reinforcement. Check out some helpful tips for training your cat here or contact us for more information. https://pets.webmd.com/cats/guide/kitten-training-tips

Learn how to train your kitten to come, sit, and more using repetition and treats.

07/18/2022

It's important to have daily exercise with your pet. Pets need physical activity just like we do, and it's up to us to make sure they get it! Not only does regular exercise help keep pets healthy, but it can also prevent an array of health issues. Contact us more for some pet-friendly exercise tips! wbvc.bc.ca

07/16/2022

We’re not looking for sympathy. But we do ask that stories like this are shared in the hope that people will try to be more patient & kind. The more abuse we take from people, the fewer staff we’re able to retain & the service we can offer becomes even more limited.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2022/07/not-enough-veterinarians-animals/661497/?fbclid=IwAR097nHuU2n1FQMePNHbNrA3lqqOMVDAnHAsPdOR9a6bMBMdE0z5vJz8eEE

There are not enough humans to take care of all the animals.

07/15/2022

Do you know what to do if your pet has a broken bone? Typically, these injuries aren't life-threatening, but swift action is needed to help ensure your pet gets the care it needs. Read some more useful information here. https://www.thesprucepets.com/dealing-with-a-dogs-broken-leg-5081743

Does your dog have a broken leg? Learn what to do if your dog breaks a leg. Find out about treatment options for broken legs in dogs.

07/13/2022

Call a veterinarian right away if you think your pet has a broken bone. wbvc.bc.ca

07/11/2022

We are proud to offer state of the art technology for treating pets with broken bones. Pets who have had a broken bone are susceptible to more significant trauma, and unless they see an animal doctor right away, they may not recover fully. We can help your pet heal quickly and safely. wbvc.bc.ca

07/08/2022

Fleas are among the most common skin issues for cats and dogs. If you're seeing fleas on your pet, it's important to take action right away. Find out some more useful information here. https://pets.webmd.com/ss/slideshow-flea-and-tick-overview

Are you battling fleas and ticks? See the warning signs of infestation and the best treatments for dogs, cats, and your home in this slideshow from WebMD.

07/06/2022

Fleas and ticks are more prevalent in the warmer months. wbvc.bc.ca

07/04/2022

Fleas and ticks are more prone in the warmer months and can cause a host of issues for your cat or dog. Fleas can carry tapeworms and other parasites, while ticks can transmit Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and other serious illnesses. Contact us right away for diagnosis and treatment. wbvc.bc.ca

07/01/2022

Senior pets can sometimes be a little more challenging to take care of, but with the right measures in place, you don't have to worry. Make sure they have an age-appropriate diet, get regular exercise, and make sure you have a wellness appointment with our veterinarian. As a team, we can ensure your pet enjoys its golden years with happiness. wbvc.bc.ca

06/29/2022

The first sight of a lump on your cat can get you worried about cancer. However, there are non-cancerous skin masses that can be removed that aren't a threat. You should always make an appointment to get anything of concern checked out. In the meantime, this article provides some more insight on the topic. https://bit.ly/3tgNReG

While you’re petting your cat, you feel a bump that wasn’t there before. Here are the most common types of skin lumps on cats are and some tricks you can use to tell them apart.

06/27/2022

Engage in summer activities to help keep your pet happy and healthy. Visit us to learn more. wbvc.bc.ca

06/24/2022

We're raising awareness about lymphoma in cats. This cancer can often go undetected, but with early detection, it can be treated successfully. It's a common cancer that's diagnosed in felines that affect white blood cells, but you can do your part by bringing in your pet for an annual wellness exam. Call today for an appointment.wbvc.bc.ca

06/22/2022

Improved technology has made managing diabetes easier than ever before- and the same goes for your cat! If your cat has been diagnosed with diabetes, cutting-edge techniques allow them to live more comfortably and enjoy the company of their owners. https://bit.ly/3Q1RBtY

Diagnosing diabetes mellitus in cats and dogs is pretty straightforward, but treatment and monitoring can be complex—especially with more options available than ever, including flash continuous glucose monitors.