Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic
The Chuckanut Valley Feline Center
It's normal for cats to groom themselves regularly but how do you tell if your cat is over-grooming? Our vets at Burlington and Bellingham will provide information on over-grooming in cats, why they do this and how you can help prevent over-grooming.
Grooming your dog at home can be a real chore if your dog is scared, anxious, or just plain fidgety. Giving your dog mild sedation before grooming can help you to get the job done in a calm and gentle manner. Here's more about sedation for grooming from our Burlington and Bellingham vets.
Kidney failure can severely impact your cat's kidneys and other related organs. Here, our Burlington and Bellingham vets talk about the signs and symptoms of kidney failure in cats and the treatment options that may be available.
Detecting a fever in dogs can be a challenge. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham team explains how to detect a fever in dogs, the causes, symptoms and what you need to know to care for your pet.
Hyperthyroidism is a condition sometimes seen in middle-aged and senior cats. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets talk about hyperthyroidism in cats, including its symptoms, causes, and the treatments available.
Cushing's disease can result in serious illnesses and conditions in dogs. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets talk about Cushing's disease in dogs, including what it is and how it is treated.
Are you and your family ready to adopt a cat? Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets share a list of the cutest and fluffiest cat breeds that could make an excellent addition to your home.
Despite its name, ringworm in dogs is comparable to athlete's foot. This is where a dog develops infective seeds known as spores which are very resilient and hard to eliminate. In this blog, our Burlington and Bellingham vets discuss how you can recognize ringworm in dogs and how it can be treated.
Want your pet to have their best chance at optimal health and a long, happy life? Then check out the 8 easy tips from our Burlington and Bellingham vets on how to create a healthy lifestyle for your pet.
With specially trained staff, dedicated feline exam rooms, and hospitalization wards, as well as a feline-only waiting area, we are an American Association of Feline Practitioners Cat-Friendly hospital.
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.