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Emergency and Urgent Veterinary Care: Understanding the Difference

If your pet is injured or ill, you may wonder where to seek care. Knowing the difference between emergency and urgent veterinary care can help ensure your pet receives the appropriate treatment when they need it. Our Nanaimo Veterinary Hospital team explains what pet owners need to know about these different types of veterinary care. [...]

10 Ways to Help Your Indoor Cat Express Their Natural Behaviours

Indoor cats are often healthier and at less risk of injury than outdoor cats. However, they can succumb to boredom without opportunities to express their innate nature. Scratching, hunting, climbing, and other behaviours are instinctive for our feline friends. Indoor cats can lead happy and fulfilling lives when their environment allows them to express these [...]

Does My Pet Have Allergies?

Understanding Pet Allergies Allergies that cause discomfort and distress are common in pets. Recognising the causes, identifying signs, and knowing how to manage their allergies can help ensure a happier and healthier life for your pet. Our Nanaimo Veterinary Hospital team knows you want to provide the best care possible for your pet, and we [...]

What Pet Owners Should Know About Breed-Related Health Conditions

Pets can experience various health problems, some of which are breed-specific. If your purebred four-legged friend is predisposed to a certain condition, awareness can help you take proactive measures against the risks they face. Our Nanaimo Veterinary Hospital team wants all pets to live their best and healthiest lives, and we provide information about common [...]

Picky Eater? How to Get Your Pet Back to Enjoying Mealtime

It’s always concerning when your pet refuses to eat, especially if they’re usually enthusiastic at mealtime. Loss of appetite can be caused by various factors, from illness to stress or even changes in routine. If your pet is turning their nose up at food, it’s important to address the issue quickly to avoid further health [...]

Dental Disease in Pets: Signs, Treatment, and Prevention

Dental disease is a common problem in pets. An estimated two-thirds of all adult cats and dogs have some form of periodontal disease by the time they are 3 years old. Like people, our furry friends require regular dental care to prevent oral health problems that can lead to serious systemic issues. Understanding the signs [...]

Low-Stress Handling Techniques for Pet Owners

Minimising your pet’s stress through proper handling techniques is crucial to their overall well-being and can make experiences, such as grooming sessions and veterinary visits, more pleasant for you and your four-legged friend. Our Nanaimo Veterinary Hospital team explains how to approach your pet to keep stress levels low and strengthen the bond between you [...]

Caring for Your French Bulldog

America has fallen in love with French bulldogs. We understand—they’re the perfect size and shape! Unfortunately, their genetic makeup puts these cute companions at risk for several medical issues. Our Nanaimo Veterinary Hospital team has compiled a list of the medical conditions likely to affect French bulldogs and tips on how to prevent problems.  How [...]

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