
How to Prevent Pet Health Hazards Before Halloween Night
By understanding how pet perceive Halloween’s unique sights and sounds, you can easily adjust their environment to keep them feeling secure.
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Routine check-ups, dental, ear care, mite and parasite control, diet and nutritional guidance, and more.
Our veterinarians take their time in making your pets feel at home. After all, they are members of your family—so we treat them the same way.
The best way to make an appointment at Hastings Veterinary Hospital is to give us a call at:
604-291-6666
Unit 102 at 3961 Hastings Street,
Burnaby BC V5C 2H8
Monday – Thursday 8.00am – 6.00pm
Friday 7.00am – 5.00pm
– Arrive 10 minutes early.
– Send any previous medical records to our vets at info@hastingsvet.com.
– Send payment on the day of your arrival.

By understanding how pet perceive Halloween’s unique sights and sounds, you can easily adjust their environment to keep them feeling secure.

A confirmed case of rabies in a skunk in downtown Vancouver highlights the importance of keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date. Even dogs and cats that spend most of their time indoors may have unexpected contact with wildlife. Learn why rabies vaccination is an essential part of preventive veterinary care, what to do if your pet is exposed to a potentially infected animal, and how regular wellness examinations can help your veterinarian tailor care to your pet’s needs. The team at Hastings Veterinary Hospital can review your pet’s vaccination history and help you plan their next wellness visit.

Enriching your indoor cat’s environment prevents behavioural aversions and allows you to monitor your cat’s health easily on a daily basis.
It’s normal to have a cat, dog, or rabbit who is scared about going to see the vet! A few ways you can coerce them into their kennel or carrier is to use treats. Be sure to not overdo it though!
Other solutions include leaving the carrier out so your pet gets used to its presence. It can even become a hiding place if your home becomes too noisy.
If all else fails, it’s best to talk to your vet. Be sure to inquire with our staff about any anxieties your pet may have, and how best we can manage it going forward.
Our clientele mostly consists of cat and dog owners. However,
Dr. Rounding also treats rabbits. We are honoured to have
her as a rabbit vet on the Hastings team!
Dr. Rounding has separate hours compared to our regular clinic ones.
You can book an appointment as per usual via our
telephone number at 604-291-6666.
08:00 AM to 6:00 PM
08:00 AM to 6:00 PM
08:00 AM to 6:00 PM
08:00 AM to 6:00 PM
07:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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