Fraser Heights Animal Hospital

Fraser Heights Animal Hospital We are a Canadian family-owned business which has been dedicated to serving pets and families in the Lower Mainland for over 30 years.

OUR DOCTORS:
Dr. Kathryn Mitchell-Poirier
Dr. Guy Arad
Dr. Jacqueline Armstrong
Dr. Cindy Duff
Dr. Elaine Wu
Dr. Dax Atkinson
Dr. Kristi Schroeder

Guildford Pet Foods
(604) 588-4115
Monday to Friday 8:30AM- 7:30PM
Saturday 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Sunday 10:00AM to 5:00PM

Closed Holidays

06/18/2026

Revolution: Simple Monthly Protection
for Cats & Dogs

Revolution is a monthly topical medication that helps
protect pets from several common parasites.

Because it’s applied to the skin once a month, it’s a
convenient option for pets who may not like taking oral
medications.

Parasite risks exist year-round, even for indoor pets.
Keeping your pet on consistent prevention helps
protect their health and comfort.

Have questions about which parasite prevention is
best for your pet? Our team is always happy to help!
🐶🐱💙

06/17/2026

Puddles are great fun to play in, but think twice before letting your pup drink from them!
Standing water exposes them to risks such as bacteria and parasites. While there are many bacteria that can be present and harmful in puddles, the most notable may be leptospirosis. This disease is spread through water contaminated with urine from wild animals. The disease causes serious liver and kidney issues and can be transmitted to humans as well.

Instead of drinking from puddles try bringing your own fresh water and encourage your dog to only drink from your bowl. Keep your pets vaccines and parasite control up to date to avoid risks of leptospirosis and parasites.

06/16/2026

Cats can experience “high-rise syndrome” from falls, and dogs may jump after birds, squirrels, or other distractions. Even a short fall can lead to serious injuries.

A few small precautions can make a big difference in keeping your pet safe at home. If you live in an apartment or condo, take a moment to review your balcony setup and make sure it’s pet-friendly. 🐶🐱

06/15/2026

Flexi leashes! People seem to either love or hate them.

They are undeniably handy as they allow dogs lots of freedom to explore while also eliminating the struggle of fumbling with a long leash. However, they need to be used with caution! There is very little control over the dog when they're at the end of the leash, and reeling them back in closer to their handler can be difficult. This can create dangerous situations on roads, or when approached by other dogs.

Flexi leashes can be wonderful tools when used cautiously and correctly!

06/14/2026

Adopt with Pride! Come check out the adoptable animals at the shelter. The adoption fees are waived for adoptable animals; animals under 6 months are not included in this promotion. This event will take place the weekend of June 20th – 21st 2026. We are open for adoptions from 12PM – 5 PM. We are prioritizing in person applications. Applications submitted online will not be reviewed until after the weekend. Regular adoption process still applies, so make sure to come prepared and be prepared to potentially take home your new best friend same day if a match is made!

How to prepare:

• Bring your photo ID
• Bring a carrier or leash and collar
• Have a photo ready of any small animal enclosures if you already have one
• Please do NOT bring any furry friends that may need to meet before the adoption. We can set up a separate appointment to do any dog meets or bunny speed dates😊

You can also prepare for your visit by checking out our adoptable animals on
Facebook:

Adoptable Dogs: https://bit.ly/SARCAdoptableDogs
Adoptable Cats: https://bit.ly/SARCAdoptableCats
Adoptable Small Animals: https://bit.ly/SARCAdoptableSmalls

This event will be hosted at the Surrey Animal Resource Centre at 17944 Colebrook Rd Surrey.

If you have any questions about this event please reach out to us at 604-574-6622 or shoot us an email at [email protected]

GIVEAWAY TIME!It's our birthday month and we want to share the joy.We will be hosting multiple giveaways over the nexttw...
06/13/2026

GIVEAWAY TIME!
It's our birthday month and we want to share the joy.
We will be hosting multiple giveaways over the next
two months (so don't worry if you don't win this time).
The winner will receive a little goodie bag with FHAH
swag. There will be a water bottle, and a yummy treat
for your pet, and whatever our staff comes up with 😉.
The only thing you need to do to get entered into the
giveaway is answer the following question correctly
and comment below. We will randomly select one
person that commented the correct answer and
announce the winner on Wednesday 06/17.

Question: What is the dogs name in the store? (Past or present dogs count!)

GOOD LUCK 🍀

06/11/2026

Tattoos are an easy way to determine whether a found animal is a stray or has a loving home that may be missing them. Because tattoos are placed in the ear, they are easily visible to anyone that finds a pet. The tattoo is made up of letters and numbers that link back to the veterinary clinic that created the tattoo. The clinic can then contact the owner.
Because of this it is very important to keep your contact information up to date at the vet that performed your pets tattoo!

Interested in gaining hands-on experience in veterinary medicine? We love hosting students of all kinds!Whether you’re a...
06/10/2026

Interested in gaining hands-on experience in veterinary medicine? We love hosting students of all kinds!
Whether you’re a veterinary technician student, in veterinary school, taking a veterinary assistant course, or a high school student looking for some experience in a vet hospital, we’d love to meet you.
Email us at [email protected] to learn more!

06/10/2026

Our next weekly giveaway has come to an end. The winner is:
Congratulations! We will get the gift bag ready and it will be waiting for you to pick up whenever you get the chance to swing by! If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out here or call the clinic 🙂
Best of luck next time to everyone else, there are still a few more giveaways to come!

06/09/2026

What does it mean to get your pet microchipped?
Contrary to popular belief, microchips do not track your pets location.
Instead, they hold your contact information so it is able to be pulled up if your pet ever got lost. Any vet clinic or shelter will have a microchip reader that is able to scan the number of the chip. With this number we are than able to search the microchip database and find out where your pet belongs and give you a call!

So microchips are an easy way to find and contact owners if the pet ever got lost or brought into a clinic/ shelter.

Address

15585/104 Avenue
Surrey, BC
V3R1N9

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8am - 7:30pm
Friday 8am - 7:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 6pm
Sunday 8:30am - 5pm

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