White Valley Veterinary Services

White Valley Veterinary Services Providing knowledgeable and compassionate Veterinary services to Lumby and surrounding areas for both large and small animals!

To contact us, please call 250-547-9700
or email us at [email protected]

06/11/2026

Sale extended ! Book your pets spring checkup and ensure they are ready for springs tick and parasite season 🌿 Sale runs until June 15th

06/11/2026

INTRODUCING DR KREE BRYNE 🐾🩺

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Kree Byrne to our clinic starting this June!

Born and raised in Abbotsford BC, Dr. Byrne brings a compassionate approach to caring for animals of all shapes and sizes. Before pursuing veterinary medicine, he completed his Bachelor of Education at the University of the Fraser Valley and spent several years working as an elementary school teacher which shaped his strong focus on communication and education. In his free time, Dr. Byrne enjoys fishing, hiking, and playing soccer.

He later moved to Saskatoon with his wife, Krista, where he earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Byrne is passionate about providing holistic care and working closely with pet owners to ensure they fully understand their animal’s health. His approach is grounded in empathy, lifelong learning, and evidence-based medicine, with a goal of creating lasting, positive outcomes for both pets and their families.

He and his family, including their daughter and their black Labrador Retriever, Remi, are excited to become part of the Lumby community.

Please join us in giving Dr. Byrne a warm welcome!

Routine wellness care plays a huge role in your horse’s comfort, performance, and overall health. We offer in clinic and...
05/29/2026

Routine wellness care plays a huge role in your horse’s comfort, performance, and overall health. We offer in clinic and fam call options for equine veterinary care. We help with:

• Deworming protocols and f***l floats to help target parasites effectively
• Vaccines to protect against common seasonal diseases
• Dental floating to maintain proper chewing, comfort, and body condition
• Chiropractic care to support mobility, performance, and overall wellness. and more!

Contact us to schedule your horse’s spring wellness care 🩺🐎

Spring is here, and it’s the perfect time to make sure your cat is protected and healthy 🐱🌷Warmer weather means increase...
05/26/2026

Spring is here, and it’s the perfect time to make sure your cat is protected and healthy 🐱🌷

Warmer weather means increased exposure to fleas, ticks, parasites, and contagious illnesses. Keeping your cat up to date on vaccines, deworming, and flea and tick prevention is an important part of protecting their long-term health, whether they spend time outdoors or stay mostly indoors.

Don’t forget about dental health, too. Dental disease is one of the most common health concerns in cats and can impact much more than just their teeth. Regular dental checkups can help catch issues early and keep your cat comfortable and thriving 🩺🐾

Contact us to book your cat’s wellness visit today! 💙

05/25/2026

Reminder about the upcoming livestock wildfire preparedness facebook live event

Your pet deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach 🐾Come see us at the clinic to create a personalized nutrition, ...
05/25/2026

Your pet deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach 🐾

Come see us at the clinic to create a personalized nutrition, exercise, and health care plan tailored specifically to your pet’s age, breed, lifestyle, and individual needs. From weight management and mobility support to preventative care and balanced nutrition, we’re here to help your furry family members live their healthiest, happiest lives ❤️

05/22/2026

Ticks do not wait for warm summer weather. Many species become active once temperatures reach about 4°C, which means they can appear earlier in the spring than many people expect.

Dogs that spend time outdoors, especially in grassy or wooded areas, may be at risk.

Simple prevention steps include:

• Checking your dog after walks
• Using veterinarian-recommended tick prevention
• Avoiding tall grass and brush when possible

Read about what every pet owner should know about tick borne diseases here: https://www.fairfieldanimalhospital.ca/blog/tick-borne-diseases-in-kelowna-what-pet-owners-need-to-know

05/22/2026

As the weather warms and gardens begin to grow, new seasonal hazards can appear for curious dogs and cats.

Many common spring products and plants can be harmful if ingested.

Some of the most common seasonal toxicities include:

• Fertilizers and lawn treatments
• Bulbs such as tulips and daffodils
• Mulch and compost
• Rodent and slug bait

If your dog or cat shows signs of vomiting, drooling, lethargy, or unusual behaviour after being outside, contact a veterinarian as soon as possible.

Being aware of these risks helps keep spring safe for everyone.

05/22/2026

Spring is coyote denning season across British Columbia. During this time, coyotes are raising pups and may become more protective of their territory.

If you are out walking with your dog, staying aware of your surroundings and keeping dogs close can help reduce the risk of an encounter.

Simple precautions can make a big difference:

• Avoid wooded areas, ravines, and tall grass where coyotes may den
• Keep dogs on leash and close to you during walks
• Never approach or allow dogs near coyote pups
• If you see a coyote, remain calm, make yourself appear larger, and slowly back away

Protecting your dog starts with awareness. Spring is a beautiful time to explore Kelowna, but staying cautious around wildlife helps keep everyone safe.

Summer temperatures can become dangerous for pets faster than many people realize ☀️🐾Even on mild days, the inside of a ...
05/12/2026

Summer temperatures can become dangerous for pets faster than many people realize ☀️🐾

Even on mild days, the inside of a vehicle can heat up quickly and put pets at serious risk for heat stroke. Leaving windows cracked is not enough to keep your pet safe.

During hot weather:
• Never leave pets unattended in a vehicle
• Always provide access to fresh water and shade
• Avoid walks during the hottest parts of the day
• Watch for signs of overheating such as excessive panting, drooling, vomiting, weakness, or collapse

Young pets, senior pets, overweight animals, and breeds with thick coats or short noses can be especially vulnerable to heat-related illness.

If you think your pet may be overheating, contact your veterinarian right away.

📍 White Valley Veterinary Services
📞 250-547-9700

Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine responsibly this summer 🐶🐱☀️

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1710 Shuswap Avenue Box 169
Lumby, BC
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