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11/03/2026

Toby came in for a dental. 🐾

Dental disease is one of the most common things we see in cats, and it’s easy to miss because cats keep eating through the pain. Signs to watch for are bad breath, chewing on one side, dropping food, pawing at the mouth, drooling, and a red line along the gums. A dental exam is the only way to see what’s happening below the gumline.

Mascot Animal Hospital is locally owned and operated. Open 8AM to 11PM, seven days a week, and until 8PM on stat holidays. Same day appointments available.

📍 17767 64 Ave, Surrey, BC
📞 (604) 325-2200
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11/03/2026

Beau came in because he broke his nail. 🥺🐾

Broken or split nails are one of the more common reasons dogs visit us. Signs to watch for are limping, licking at the paw, bleeding, or a nail hanging off. A torn nail can be painful and can get infected, so call us rather than waiting it out.

Mascot Animal Hospital is locally owned and operated. Open 8AM to 11PM, seven days a week, and until 8PM on stat holidays. Same day appointments available.

📍 17767 64 Ave, Surrey, BC
📞 (604) 325-2200

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10/28/2026

6 reasons to visit Mascot Animal Hospital in Surrey this Halloween🎃

1. Same day appointments.If your pet is acting off, we can see them today, not next week.

2. Open until 11PM.We are open 8AM to 11PM, seven days a week, and open on stat holidays.

3. Calm, quiet exam rooms. Made for nervous pets and the people who love them.

4. A team that listens first. We talk with you first, then we treat.

5. Vaccinations and wellness exams. Ask our team what your pet is due for.

6. Open on Halloween. Chocolate, candy wrappers and costumes send a lot of pets to the vet on October 31. We are open until 11PM that night.

Locally owned and operated in Cloverdale, Surrey.

📍 Mascot Animal Hospital
17767 64 Ave, Surrey, BC
📞 (604) 325-2200
🕐 Open 8AM to 11PM daily. Until 8PM on stat holidays.

Serving Surrey, Cloverdale, Langley, Walnut Grove, Willoughby, Fleetwood and White Rock.

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10/23/2026

A skunk in Downtown Vancouver just tested positive for rabies. Should you be worried in Surrey, Langley or White Rock? Swipe through for the answer. 🐾

Cases like this are rare, but wildlife doesn’t stay in one neighbourhood. Bats are the main carrier of rabies in BC, and skunks and raccoons can catch it too. With darker evenings, more wildlife is out on our walks.

A few simple things keep your pet safe:
🐾 Keep your dog on a leash after dark
🐾 Don’t let pets chase or sniff skunks, raccoons or bats
🐾 Never touch a bat, even a dead one
🐾 If wildlife is acting strangely, keep away and call BC RAPP at 1 877 952 7277
🐾 If your pet is bitten or scratched, call your vet right away

The simplest protection is an up to date rabies vaccine. Not sure when your pet’s last one was? DM us and we’ll check their record. Vaccinations are 35% off this month.

Mascot Animal Hospital
📍 17767 64 Ave #109, Surrey, BC
🕗 Open 8AM to 11PM, 7 days a week, with same day appointments
Serving Surrey, Cloverdale, Langley, Walnut Grove, Willoughby, Fleetwood and White Rock

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10/23/2026

Rabies was just confirmed in a skunk in Downtown Vancouver.

It might feel far away, but wildlife doesn't stay in one neighbourhood. Skunks, raccoons and bats are out more on these darker evenings, including on walks in Surrey, Langley and White Rock.

A few things to keep in mind on evening walks:

🐾Keep your dog on a leash at dusk and after dark.
•Don't let pets chase, sniff or play with skunks, raccoons or bats
• Stay away from any wild animal acting strangely, like wandering around in daylight, stumbling, or being unusually friendly or aggressive
• Never touch a bat, even a dead one
• If your pet is bitten or scratched, don't touch the wound with bare hands, and see a vet right away
• Report wildlife acting strangely to the BC RAPP line: 1 877 952 7277

Not sure when your pet's last rabies shot was? Send us a message and we'll check their record for you. Vaccinations are 35% off this month.

Mascot Animal Hospital
17767 64 Ave #109, Surrey, BC
Open 8AM to 11PM, 7 days a week, with same day appointments

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10/17/2026

As the nights get colder, mice and rats start looking for a way indoors, and a lot of people put out bait this time of year.

Many rodent baits are very dangerous to dogs and cats, and the tricky part is that signs can take days to show up. A pet can seem completely normal right after eating some.

If you think your pet got into bait, yours or a neighbour's, call us right away and bring the packaging so we know exactly what it was. If you use bait, keep it in tamper proof stations well out of reach.

Worth sharing with the neighbours this week.

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10/13/2026

If tonight's dinner goes the way most do, there will be leftovers on the counter and a dog doing their very best innocent face nearby.

If your dog gets into anything rich, here's what to watch for over the next day or two: vomiting, a sore or swollen belly, not eating, or being unusually quiet. Fatty foods like turkey skin and gravy can upset a dog's stomach badly, and it doesn't always show up right away.

Leftovers go in the fridge, bones go straight into a lidded bin, and if you notice any of those signs, give a call to your veterinarian.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Mascot team.

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10/10/2026

Long weekend guests mean the front door opens about four hundred times a day. It's also when dogs slip out.

Before everyone arrives, take five minutes: make sure your dog's ID tag is on and readable, check that the microchip company has your current phone number, and set up a quiet room for pets who find a full house a bit much.

It's a small list. It saves a very long evening of driving around the neighbourhood.

Happy long weekend from all of us at Mascot.

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10/10/2026

If your dog has been shaking their head more than usual lately, the fall weather might have something to do with it.

Rain, damp walks and floppy ears are a combination that can trap moisture where it doesn't belong. Head shaking, scratching at one ear, redness, or a smell you notice when they lean in for a cuddle are all worth paying attention to.

Ear problems rarely clear up on their own, and they get more uncomfortable the longer they go. If you're seeing any of these, book an ear check and we'll take a proper look.

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10/09/2026

Fall is genuinely one of our busier seasons for preventable emergencies, so here's a quick rundown worth two minutes of your time.

Halloween treats. Chocolate causes stomach upset, hyperactivity, heart problems and pancreatitis. Anything with xylitol causes a sharp drop in blood sugar and can affect the liver. Check the labels on sugar-free sweets, and keep the trick-or-treat bowl somewhere they can't reach.

Halloween makeup. Not made to be eaten, and it often is. Causes stomach upset, and in some cases a blockage.

Costumes. If you're dressing them up, make sure nothing restricts their sight, movement or breathing. Loose pieces are the ones that get chewed off and swallowed.

Glow sticks and glow jewellery. More common than people think. Causes foaming at the mouth, head shaking and vomiting.

Decorations. Anything small enough to swallow can block the GI tract. Electrical cords are a shock risk, and a knocked-over candle is a burn risk.

Campfires, firewood, lanterns and artificial fire logs. Burns, injuries, stomach upset and blockages. Artificial logs in particular are a problem if chewed.

Corn cobs. They don't break down and they're almost exactly the wrong size to pass. One of the more common obstructions we operate on.

Most of this is easy to avoid once it's on your radar. If your pet does get into something, call us rather than waiting to see how they do. With several of these, timing genuinely changes the outcome.

We're open daily until 11pm.
Mascot Animal Hospital
📞 (604) 325-2200
📍 17767 64 Ave, Surrey, BC

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