While not our usual type of picture, even chameleon’s need emergency treatment once in a while!This gorgeous lady came in to the ER with an injured hind leg and not much of an appetite.Upon examination, Yoshi did not appear to have a fractured leg so...
Summer's finally here but be sure to keep your dog safe by leaving him or her in your car. It's important to remember that dogs and hot cars don't mix. https://youtu.be/xdR694IArWI For example, if it's 24°C outside it only takes 10 minutes for your car's interior to...
Here's our latest team intro video. This time, we'd like to introduce you to Dr. Tom Homer. https://youtu.be/mVvNxo1oS6Q...
We continue to monitor the Covid pandemic and continue to follow the guidelines outlined by the provincial government and the College of Veterinarians of British Columbia. As an essential service, we cannot take any risks and need to protect our staff and members of the...
Milly arrived at Mountainside Animal Hospital with an acute case of “cuteness”. She was treated with high doses of cuddles and hugs by all members of the staff. Because she had arrived from Mexico as a rescue pup she also received a thorough examination and was declared...
Mountainside staff send out a huge thank you to Bernadette and her daughter Eva, for their support and selfless act of randomly “spreading kindness, one smile at a time”, especially with all the heaviness going on in the world right now. They have very generously...
Mabel was one sick puppy on arrival at Mountainside ER. She had a fever and was dehydrated, lethargic and had been suffering from hemorrhagic diarrhea and vomiting. She required blood tests, a urinalysis and abdominal x-rays and was hospitalized in the ICU to receive IV...
Cassie is our miracle cat and has made good use of her 9 lives! She has had several visits to the emergency department with the most recent being extremely serious. She was referred to Mountainside by a local clinic after she went in to a...
It's Animal Rights Awareness Week and we want to acknowledge the importance of being kind and caring towards those that can't speak for themselves. And with all that is going on in the world, it's more important than ever as individuals and as a community,...
We have been carefully monitoring the Covid pandemic these past months and continue to follow the lead of the provincial government and the College of Veterinarians British Columbia. As an essential service, we wish to express our profound thanks for the ongoing support and patience...