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"My 9 year old cocker spaniel was one of their first clients on the opening day. They’ve now treated her for two issues that we put off over covid, including a surgery. Dr June, Tina and the rest of the team clearly adore animals. They are patient, have a strong attention to detail and my dog adores them. Highly recommend."
Shawna Little C. | Google
“Compassionate, understanding and knowledgeable.
In a world where we all care dearly for our little furry friends and would do anything for them, it is extremely refreshing to have an experience where your vet listens and makes a decision with you (not for you) and in your best interests (not their bottom line).
Dr Chan took the time to listen to our concerns, offer insights and present our solutions with logical risk assessment for both the condition in question and the impact on our pet (who does not do well in social environments).”
Andrew R. | Google
"Our first visit to Fraserview Vet was great! Dr. June Siu and the staff treated our dog Momo with care, and were happy to answer all the questions that we had about Momo. I would highly recommend future and existing pet owners to come here or their sister hospital, Point Grey Vet, if you want your pets to be professionally cared for."
Derrick L. | Google
The Importance of Pet Socialization
Socializing your pet is more than just an excuse to show off your adorable new puppy or kitten. Ensuring your pet has a variety of positive experiences in the world around them will help give them the tools they need to adjust to whatever life throws at them....
How to Train Your Dog to Walk Calmly on a Leash
How to Train Your Dog to Walk Calmly on a Leash Does your pup like to walk you instead of you walking them? If it’s a struggle to get your dog to walk calmly at your side, follow these five steps to teach your pup good leash manners! Step 1: Outfit your...
Enrichment Tips for Your Cat
Without adequate enrichment, your cat may start to display problem behaviours. Boredom and stress from lack of physical and mental stimulation can lead to inappropriate elimination and scratching, overgrooming, and even bullying behaviour. Keep your feline friend...
Signs of Pain in Your Cat
Signs of Pain in Your Cat Cats are notoriously stoic animals, and their instincts still tell them to hide their vulnerabilities. This trait can make recognizing when they are in pain difficult for their owner. Please educate yourself on the subtle pain cues...
How to Prepare Your Pet for a Stress-Free Visit to the Vet
5 Tips to Prepare Your Pet for a Stress-Free Visit to the Vet Regular veterinary visits are necessary for your pet's health, but the associated anxiety and fear they may cause are not. But don't let anxiety keep your furry friend out of the examination room....
Preparing a Pet Disaster Plan
What would happen to your pet in an emergency? If you’re uncertain, take these steps to ensure their safety if the unthinkable becomes a reality.#1: Ensure your pet is always wearing current identification In an emergency, your pet may be separated from you or run...
How to Be a Responsible Dog Owner
Did you know September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month? It's an excellent time to ensure you are keeping your pooch happy and healthy! Follow these tips below to ensure you are a conscientious and attentive dog owner. #1: Take your dog for regular wellness...