Here at Mountainside, we get referrals from general practice veterinary clinics whereby they will send us their patients. Why does this happen and what happens? This can happen for several reasons, such as when your local vet is closed or if there is an emergency or...
What happens when your pet needs surgery? It's awful to think about, but the reality is that emergency surgical procedures occur more than you might think. That's why at Mountainside, we want to make the experience as comfortable as possible and deliver excellence in care...
SOUND ON! Meet Dr. Miho Kumamoto. Dr. Kumamoto has always had a passion for helping those who are unable to speak for themselves. Watch to learn more about what inspired her to become a veterinarian. https://youtu.be/f2l9yk-eTHA...
Black Excellence Day today in BC. From Ninandotoo Society, creators of Black Excellence Day...
At Mountainside Animal Hospital, it's always a team effort to help your pets. From our reception staff who take your calls, through to our Veterinary Assistants, Registered Veterinary Technicians and our veterinarians, each member of our team works tirelessly to care for your pet family...
Dr. Taylor Whitcombe was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, where he undertook his veterinary training at Murdoch University; obtaining a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in 2017. Watch the video to learn more about Dr. Whitcombe. https://youtu.be/SO-pYtyvviU...
According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 53% of adult dogs and 55% of cats in the US are obese or overweight. That number is likely similar here in Canada. Arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney disease, certain cancers, heart and respiratory disease, and other...
Happy New Year!! May 2022 bring you and your family lots of love, happiness and good health. We are so very proud to serve our community and want to thank you for your continued support. And yes, we're open today and every day, 24 hours a day,...
It's New Year's Eve! While you're enjoying the last few hours of 2021, for us that means we'll be open our usual 24 hours in case your pet has an emergency or urgent care need. Sometimes we get so caught up in all the fun and...
With winter in full swing and the very cold weather we're having, here are some tips to help your pet stay comfy and safe. 1. If you're cold, it's cold for your pet so keep them inside when possible. 2. Watch for salt & chemicals. Use petroleum...