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07/30/2026

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07/30/2026

That bright green water? Don't let your dog swim in it.

Blue-green algae can grow in ponds, lakes, and slow moving water during warm weather, and some blooms produce toxins that can be extremely dangerous for pets. Even a small amount of contaminated water or licking algae off their fur after a swim can lead to serious illness.

If you're exploring Abbotsford's parks and trails with your dog, avoid water that looks green, cloudy, or has a paint-like film or floating scum. If your pet shows signs such as vomiting, weakness, excessive drooling, difficulty walking, or seizures after possible exposure, seek veterinary care immediately.

Enjoying the outdoors with your pet?
Keep them away from suspicious looking water, and contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency right away if you suspect blue-green algae exposure. 🐾
📞+1(604)-969-0911
🌐https://abbyvetemergency.ca/

Disclaimer
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Blue-green algae exposure is a medical emergency. If you suspect your pet has been exposed, seek immediate veterinary care.

As summer winds down and routines begin to change, your pet may notice the difference too. A quieter home suddenly becom...
07/27/2026

As summer winds down and routines begin to change, your pet may notice the difference too.
A quieter home suddenly becoming busy or the opposite can lead to stress, boredom, or separation anxiety. Start adjusting schedules gradually, provide plenty of enrichment, and keep daily routines as consistent as possible to help your pet transition comfortably into the back-to-school season.

🐾 Is your pet struggling with routine changes?
Our team is here to help with personalized advice and behavior support. Book an appointment with Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency today.
🌐https://abbyvetemergency.ca/
📞+1(604)-969-0911

Disclaimer
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your pet shows persistent anxiety or behavioral changes, consult your veterinarian for an appropriate assessment and treatment plan.

Not all parasites are easy to spot but they can still have a serious impact on your pet's health. Heartworm, roundworm, ...
07/23/2026

Not all parasites are easy to spot but they can still have a serious impact on your pet's health.
Heartworm, roundworm, and hookworm can affect both dogs and cats, often before obvious symptoms appear. Regular wellness exams, f***l testing, and year-round parasite prevention are some of the best ways to keep Fraser Valley pets healthy and protected.

🐾 Is your pet up to date on parasite prevention?
Contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency to schedule a wellness check and discuss the best protection plan for your pet.
🌐https://abbyvetemergency.ca/
📞+1(604)-969-0911

Disclaimer
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Parasite prevention recommendations vary based on your pet's age, lifestyle, and health status.

One of the biggest vaccination mistakes is assuming your puppy is fully protected after just one or two vaccines. 💉Puppi...
07/20/2026

One of the biggest vaccination mistakes is assuming your puppy is fully protected after just one or two vaccines. 💉
Puppies need a complete vaccine series, given at the right intervals, to build strong immunity during their most vulnerable months. Missing or delaying scheduled boosters can leave them at risk for preventable diseases. Staying on schedule helps give your puppy the best possible start in life.

🐾 Is your puppy due for their next vaccine?
Contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency to keep your puppy's vaccination schedule on track.
📞+1(604)-969-0911
🌐https://abbyvetemergency.ca/

Disclaimer
This post is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Your puppy's vaccination schedule may vary based on age, health status, lifestyle, and your veterinarian's recommendations.

A calm environment can make a big difference during a veterinary visit. That's why dogs and cats are treated in separate...
07/16/2026

A calm environment can make a big difference during a veterinary visit.
That's why dogs and cats are treated in separate areas whenever possible. By reducing unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells, we help lower stress, create a quieter experience for anxious pets, and make examinations and treatments more comfortable for everyone involved.

Looking for compassionate, low stress veterinary care?
Contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency to book your pet's visit or learn more about our approach.
📞+1 (604) 969-0911
🌐abbyvetemergency.ca

Disclaimer
Treatment area arrangements may vary depending on your pet's condition, hospital capacity, and emergency priorities.

Cats are experts at hiding discomfort, which is why even small changes in their daily routine deserve attention. 🐱 Wheth...
07/13/2026

Cats are experts at hiding discomfort, which is why even small changes in their daily routine deserve attention. 🐱
Whether it's eating less, sleeping more, avoiding the litter box, hiding, drinking more water, or becoming less playful, these subtle signs can point to an underlying health issue, especially in senior cats. Knowing what's normal for your cat and scheduling regular veterinary checkups can help catch problems early and keep them feeling their best.

Have you noticed a change in your cat's behaviour? Contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency to book an exam and give your feline friend the care they deserve.
🌐https://abbyvetemergency.ca/

Disclaimer:
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your cat is showing persistent changes in behaviour, appetite, or activity, consult your veterinarian promptly.

07/10/2026

Keeping your pet hydrated is especially important during warm Fraser Valley days. 💧🐾 Knowing the early signs of dehydration can help you act before it becomes an emergency. Watch for excessive panting, dry or sticky gums, sunken eyes, low energy, or a loss of skin elasticity. Always provide fresh, clean water, take breaks in the shade during outdoor activities, and never leave your pet in a parked vehicle. If your pet seems dehydrated or unwell, contact your veterinarian right away.

Concerned your pet may be dehydrated? Contact Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency for advice or to schedule an examination.
📞+1 (604) 969-0911
🌐abbyvetemergency.ca

Disclaimer:
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your pet is showing signs of severe dehydration or heat-related illness, seek veterinary care immediately.

Helping your pet achieve a healthy weight is about much more than eating less. Every pet has unique nutritional needs, a...
07/07/2026

Helping your pet achieve a healthy weight is about much more than eating less. Every pet has unique nutritional needs, activity levels, and health considerations, which is why a personalized weight management plan can make all the difference. From nutrition assessments and realistic feeding goals to lifestyle guidance and ongoing support, we're here to help your furry companion stay healthy, active, and happy for the long run. 🐾

Ready to start your pet's weight management journey? Contact our team at Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency to schedule a consultation with our team today.
📞+1 (604) 969-0911

Disclaimer:
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian before making significant changes to your pet's diet or exercise routine.

Berry picking is a Fraser Valley summer favourite, but not every berry growing outdoors is safe for pets. 🫐🐾While strawb...
07/04/2026

Berry picking is a Fraser Valley summer favourite, but not every berry growing outdoors is safe for pets. 🫐🐾

While strawberries are generally safe in moderation, many wild berries and unfamiliar plants can be toxic if eaten. Keep curious noses on a leash, avoid letting pets snack from bushes, and always supervise them during outdoor adventures.

If you think your pet has eaten something toxic, don't wait, contact a veterinarian right away.

Planning a berry-picking trip with your pet? Save Abby Veterinary Hospital & Emergency's number before you head out, and contact our team immediately if you have any concerns about possible toxin ingestion.
📞+1(604)-969-0911

Disclaimer
This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your pet has ingested an unknown plant or berry, seek veterinary care immediately.

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