Homecare Instructions Following Oral Surgery In Your Dog or Cat #1
11/30/2020 Public Notice of Suspected Poisonings
A notice has been sent to Veterinary clinics from the SPCA
Please read excepts below:
Areas of concern: The River’s Edge region:
- Rotary Trail
- Peach Park
- Peach Road
- Vedder Dog Park
- Carter Road
- Anglers Boulevard
Signs: Profuse vomiting, lethargy, nausea, diarrhea, white foam from the mouth, and eventual vomiting of blood
Timing: Within as little as a few hours of the animals being walked in the aforementioned areas
Concerns: Some patients have died. A ‘pinkish-white powdery substance’ has been found in the area.
Vet Diagnoses: Toxin ingestion or pancreatitis.
Do not allow your pet to eat anything on walks – a basket muzzle can be a big help with this. If you see these signs contact your veterinarian or the SPCA. Spread the word.
3/17/2020
With the COVID 19 pandemic we are working to keep our patients, clients and staff safe. We are following the Government of Canada’s recommendations of social distancing and self isolation. We need to have appointments for all exams so that we can keep people safe and avoid overcrowding in our reception area. Please call us from your vehicle to let us know of your arrival at 604-792-2844. Thank you.
6/11/2019
Hi Everyone, we have switched website providers and are in the process of updating some of the content – long overdue. Please check out my latest videos.
The Biggest Mistakes People make Regarding their Pet’s Dental Health
What are the two biggest mistakes people regarding dental disease in their pet? Watch this video and find out. If you can correct these mistakes it will help both you and your pet prevent so much pain and suffering. Please spread this information to friends and family.
Lucy had Awake Teeth Cleans Every Month for 10 years
Lucy had awake dental cleanings for 10 years. Did they help prevent dental disease? Let’s see. Please let others know this important information.
8/18/2018
This extremely painful condition is common in cats who hide their pain well. Learn to recognize it in your pet and reach out to your veterinarian for help when you see this in your pet’s mouth.
12/29/2017
Can these Fractured Teeth be Saved in these Two Dogs – 2 cases.
To all our clients we are closed Friday 12-29-2017 and Saturday 12-30-2017 due to extreme hazardous weather conditions. Stay safe everyone. Hopefully this ice and snow weather will subside soon.
We wish you all a Happy New Year for January 1st, 2018.
11/4/2017
Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis – a painful gum disease in cats
11/1/2017
Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis, ‘CUPS’, in a dog: Part 1.
7/6/2017
Surgery to Treat Cancer in the Mouth of a Dog: Fred’s Story
5/26/2017
Our newest videos
Tale of Two Dogs with Bad Dental Disease: Part 1 Zoey’s Story
Tale of Two Dogs with Bad Dental Disease: Part 2 Sally’s Story
Part 3: Compare and Contrast Zoey and Sally’s stories: A Tale Of Bad Dental Disease in Two Dogs
2/9/2017
Weather Alert: We are closed today until further notice due to freezing rain and hazardous driving conditions. Be safe and stay off the roads until driving conditions are no longer hazardous. We apologize of any inconvenience to you and your pets.
10/10/2016
In our newest video we tell you what gum recession is and show you a few tips on how to recognize it.
8/11/2016
Our newest video – more on our little friend Dexter:
Dexter’s base narrow canine teeth, Acrylic Incline Plane: Part 2
7/28/2016
Three new videos: but please watch the following videos in numerical order
3. Dexter’s base narrow canine teeth, Acrylic Incline Plane: Part 1
2. Lower Canine Teeth Biting Gums of Top Jaw in a 3 month old Puppy