We wanted to remind you that we are accepting donations for the BC SPCA's Charlie's Pet Food Bank from North Shore residents at Mountainside until December 21, 2022. Please help out if you can by dropping off: - Pet food – both dry and wet dog, cat,...
From now until December 21, 2022, we are making it easy for North Shore residents to donate items to Charlie's Pet Food Bank. Please watch the video to learn about Charlie's Pet Food Bank and how you can donate, or visit the BCSPCA's website for more...
UPDATE April 5, 2022: We are now fully open to the public and look forward to seeing you in the building. Please review the procedures below for more info. Starting April 5, 2022, Mountainside Animal Hospital will welcome the public back into the clinic. We are...
Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at Mountainside Animal Hospital! 🍀🐾 While you're out celebrating today, don't forget about your furry friends at home. Keep them safe by avoiding harmful foods and ensuring they're in a secure and comfortable environment. And if you...
Thorin visited Mountainside after his owners heard a loud bang and found him bleeding hind paw. There was concern for a shard of glass potentially stuck in his paw after his owners discovered the source of the commotion -- a broken table. Upon presentation, his...
In this video, we'll take you behind the scenes at Mountainside Animal Hospital, where we treat our patients like family. Our experienced veterinarians and caring support staff provide personalized, compassionate care. We're passionate about providing excellence in service to our patients and their families, and...
If your dog or cat collapses, it's a very worrying situation. In this video, you'll learn what to do if your beloved pet collapses from the Medical Director of Mountainside, Dr. Harry Cozens. https://youtu.be/mlwskeYR7Fk...
Sweet Kira arrived at Mountainside after ingesting approximately 150 grams of hot chocolate mix that contained cocoa powder and cocoa butter earlier that day. Although she did not have symptoms of vomiting or diarrhea upon presentation, she did appear slightly bloated and was a little...
Happy International Women's Day 2023! Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements of women here at home and around the world, and reflect on the work that still needs to be done to achieve gender equity. This year's theme is #EmbraceEquity, and it's a call to...
At Mountainside Animal Hospital, our team of dedicated veterinarians and staff understands the importance of prompt and comprehensive care for pets in critical situations. That's why we strive for excellence in providing emergency care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. At Mountainside Animal Hospital,...
Curious little Nigel came to Mountainside after his owners suspected him of ingesting approximately 1.5 feet of string. As the potential ingestion had only occurred about a half hour before presentation, Nigel did not appear to be in distress or have any signs of a...
Tika is a past emergency patient who survived after experiencing every dog and owner’s worst nightmare when out hiking… She slipped down a cliff! She was quickly brought to Mountainside for emergency care. She suffered some scrapes and bruises along with a chipped tooth and x-rays...
It's called foreign body ingestion, but what it means is, "Did your dog or cat eat a toy or worse?" If your dog or cat has ingested something they shouldn't have, you should immediately call your vet or a 24 hour emergency animal hospital like...