Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic
The Chuckanut Valley Feline Center
Even though cats are usually more independent than dogs, they can get lonely and need their owners to give them everything they need to stay happy and healthy. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets explain how long cats can be left home alone and provide you with tips on how you can ensure your kitty has everything they need to stay healthy, happy, and safe while you are gone.
Parasites are a constant danger to your dog that can range from an annoyance to life-threatening. In this post, our Burlington and Bellingham vets will go over some of the parasites and why it is so important to prevent the infection and practice parasite control for dogs.
Similar to humans, cats can experience painful teeth fractures that require attention. In this blog, our vets at Burlington and Bellingham will discuss the primary reason for tooth fractures in cats.
Discovering that your dog has a bone fracture can be an extremely frightening and stressful experience. In this article, our vets from Burlington and Bellingham will provide essential tips on handling the situation if your dog ever faces a bone break or fracture.
Is your pet suffering from pain? Cold laser therapy may be an ideal non-invasive treatment option. In this post, our Burlington and Bellingham vets explain which conditions can benefit from this treatment, and how to determine if this therapy is appropriate for your pet.
After your pet receives their shots, it's common to notice some changes in its behaviour. Here, our Burlington and Bellingham vets explore the topic of dog behaviour changes after vaccinations and common concerns of pet owners.
Our Burlington and Bellingham vets know that scheduling multiple appointments for your dog's shots can be a hassle, but following the vaccination schedule below is the best way for you to protect your canine friend from a host of serious and potentially deadly diseases.
Learn all about cold laser therapy for dogs and how it can help relieve pain and heal tissues. Our veterinarians in Burlington and Bellingham provide detailed information on this non-invasive treatment, including what it involves and what to expect.
Are you looking for simple ways to help care for your cat's arthritis? Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets will explain how a change in diet can help treat arthritis in cats.
As dogs with osteoarthritis age, their condition tends to worsen over time. While there is no cure for this degenerative condition, our vets at Burlington and Bellingham can guide you on effective ways to manage symptoms. This can help your furry friend maintain good health and enjoy their life to the fullest despite OA.
Chuckanut Valley Vet Clinic and Chuckanut Feline Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Burlington and Bellingham companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.