Selkirk Veterinary Hospital

09/05/2026

09/02/2026

While many of us enjoy a garden full of fruits and vegetables we grow ourselves, some items in your garden can be toxic for your pet. Take a look at these garden vegetables and fruits you should keep your pet away from.

08/31/2026

While most dogs that become infected with Lyme Disease from a tick do not get sick, disease and symptoms still do occur. Take a look at the most common signs associated with Lyme Disease. If you are concerned about any symptoms, give us a call. Prevention is the best strategy, so make sure your dog is on preventive tick medication.

08/26/2026

Just like us, our dogs are susceptible to allergies. Canine Atopic Dermatitis can be one of the main causes of your dog’s itchy skin. Take a look at some of the most common allergy sources, and give us a call if you’re worried your dog is experiencing serious itching.

08/24/2026

Wondering if you should give your cat a bath?
Most healthy adult cats are steadfast groomers and rarely require a bath. So, how often you bath your cat depends on their lifestyle, age, and whether they have any underlying health problems. For example, if your cat has skin allergies or difficulty grooming itself, your veterinarian may advise frequent bathing. When bathing your cat, it is important to always use shampoo specifically designed for cats.

08/19/2026

Summer pet safety tip!

08/17/2026

Fun fact!

08/12/2026

Yesterday, one of our team members experienced a tremendous and heartbreaking loss.

Our entire team is rallying around her and doing everything we can to support her as she begins to navigate the days ahead. We have had some enquiries on how to help, please find her GoFundMe below. In-person monetary donations can also be made using cash only.

Thank you to our community for helping us surround her with kindness and support during this incredibly difficult time. ❤️

Hello Kootenay’s and beyond, we are raising funds to help ou… Leah Nansel needs your support for Beloved Community Member Lost Her Home In Nelson House Fire

08/05/2026

Did you know ringworm can be transmitted to other dogs, cats, or humans through direct contact or through objects like bedding, brushes, water bowls, and toys? Here are some signs to look out for.