Welcome To Scottsdale Veterinary Hospital
We are a veterinary service provider serving the Surrey/North Delta community since 1980.
Our Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide compassionate high quality care for our patients and their families through advanced diagnostics and treatments, continuing staff training and most importantly, education for our clients so that they can make informed decisions regarding their pet’s health care.
Our aim as caregivers is to enhance the quality of the lives of our animal companions through excellence in both preventive and therapeutic care. Read More...
FELINE FRIENDLY PRACTICE
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| Getting the Jump on the Flea Season |
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 The Canadian groundhog predicted an early spring. This is great news for us locals who love to get outdoors and enjoy the warm sunny weather with our pets. This is also great news for fleas, ticks and intestinal parasites. Get a jump on the flea season and start planning your prevention with a visit to your veterinarian. Call us with any questions you have regarding proper product choices and their safety for you and your pet Read More >>
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| Helpful Hints now that Spring has Arrived |
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Vaccinations, parasite control, travel concerns and more.
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Dental hygiene is as important to our pets as it is to you or I. Research in the human and veterinary medical field has shown great benefits with proper dental hygiene. Dental disease can lead to systemic health issues, such as kidney, liver and heart disease and/or failure. Read More >>
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HOSPITAL NEWS
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With 2012 fully underway, we wanted to recap some of the exciting and interesting things we have participated in this past year. Further education is an important aspect of the veterinary field and our doctors value the ability of learning and growing professionally. The doctors travelled to various places embarking on learning experiences ranging from internal medicine and surgery, to genetics, behavioural issues and nutrition. Each and every staff member is also encouraged to attend regular CE opportunities. Doing so allows our team to stay current on procedures, technologies, therapeutic diets and health issues including zoonosis (diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans). Read More >>
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