Blood tests and Urinalysis
These easy to obtain tests with rapid results can often given owners an overview of their pets’ general health: can include but not restricted to information on white and red blood cells, platelets, kidney and liver values, electrolytes, bacteria or crystals in urinary tract. Doing a blood test before going into anesthesia and surgical procedures also allow us to assess risk factors for our patients.

Digital Radiography
Digital x-rays allow the assessment of broken bones or growth on bones, changes in the lungs and heart, brief overview of abnormal abdominal organs, and number of fetus in the late stages of pregnancy. These images can be easily sent to owners and other specialists for further necessary evaluation.

Digital Dental Radiograph
Dental x-ray allow us to assess the “root” of the problem and whether a sick tooth is needed and can be extracted. Keeping a digital record of your pets’ yearly dental procedures help our medical team and the owner better plan how to prevent periodontal disease from progressing.

Fecal Examination
Bi-annual Evaluation of our pets’ poop can give us information about presence of internal parasites and giardia (a microorganism that causes diarrhea and can be transmitted to owners) as well as diarrhea causing bacteria and viruses.

Ultrasound
Ultrasound is a very helpful imaging diagnostic technique that allows assessment of masses and/or soft tissue organs in the abdomen and the structure and function of the heart for pets that are suspected with related diseases.

Urinary stones and/or abnormal masses may need to be surgically removed from the bladder when it is causing blockage and/or infection in your pet.

When there are masses or foreign bodies stuck in narrow tubes in the body (e.g. upper nose, esophagus and stomach), our medical team can anesthetize our patients and reach into those areas to visually assess and retrieve the object and or collect a sample.

When there are foreign bodies or masses stuck in the intestinal system, our patients are anesthetized as we surgically remove the object or mass.

When abnormal lumps and bumps are seen and felt on our pets and has the nature being fast growing, irritating, and/or affecting other bodily functions, our medical team will first collect a sample and then surgically remove the mass and send out to pathologists to assess whether this growth is cancerous or not and further devise necessary treatment plans.

Guinea pigs, rabbits, rats, and mice are also furry friends that our medication team provide check-ups, vaccinations, deworming, dental work, neuter/spay, and diagnosis and treatment of sicknesses for.

An overly thin pet is often caused by malnutrition, poor absorption of nutrients, parasites, endocrine diseases, or sometimes cancer, whereas overly fat pets are more prone to arthritis, diabetes mellitus, urinary infection; if your pet gains/loses more than 10% weight within 3 months, their health status is recommended to be checked up.

Medical grade supplements with proven clinical studies and prescription diets used for diagnostics and or treatment of different diseases can be purchased based on health status and medical needs of your pets.

Our medical team is experienced with providing necessary vaccines, bloodwork, microchip, deworming, and CFIA documentation so owners can take their pets to travel with them to different countries.

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine treats our pets through acupuncture for chronic illnesses and pain and long term herbal medicine intake for health maintenance. In combination with western veterinary medicine’s diagnostics and treatments, our medical treat strives to focus on preventative care and wellness of our patients.