Atlas Animal Hospital & Emergency vancouver

Atlas Animal Hospital & Emergency vancouver All services are provided by our highly qualified professional staff. Our mission is to provide the best quality of pet care.

We provide only the best in professional pet health care, treatments and products, all of which are individually prescribed to suit your pets’ specific breed and needs. Our goal is to deliver effective and best results that will make a real difference in your pets life. Our experienced vets will assist you at every step, from Diagnosis to Treatment & from Rehabilitation to Wellness. Our clinic is open 24 hours 7 days a week, so we are here when you need us the most.

06/05/2026

Heat stroke is one of the most serious summer emergencies we see in pets.

The warning signs, immediate first-aid steps, and prevention tips are covered in this reel. Save this post so you can quickly reference it if you ever need it.

If your pet shows signs of heat stroke, seek veterinary care immediately, every minute matters.

Disclaimer: Educational information only. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, contact a veterinarian immediately.

Summer hiking season is here in Vancouver, and Queen Elizabeth Park's trails are calling. Before you and your four-legge...
06/02/2026

Summer hiking season is here in Vancouver, and Queen Elizabeth Park's trails are calling. Before you and your four-legged friend explore the beautiful paths near Knight neighbourhood, here's your essential safety checklist:

• Pack extra water for both of you
• Check paw pads for cuts or heat sensitivity
• Stay on designated trails to protect local wildlife
• Keep your pet leashed in all park areas
• Take breaks in shaded areas every 20 minutes
• Watch for signs of overheating: excessive panting or drooling
• Bring a first aid kit for minor scrapes

From the Bloedel Conservatory views to the neighbourhood trails, Vancouver offers incredible outdoor experiences. A little preparation ensures both you and your pet can enjoy them safely.

What's your favourite local trail for pet adventures? Share below.

Disclaimer: Every pet is different. If you have concerns about your pet's ability to safely enjoy outdoor activities, consult a veterinarian before heading out.

Save this post now, you'll know exactly where to find it if you ever need it.Whether it's a late-night emergency, a sudd...
05/31/2026

Save this post now, you'll know exactly where to find it if you ever need it.

Whether it's a late-night emergency, a sudden illness, or a question that can't wait until morning, Atlas Animal Hospital is open 24/7 for dogs and cats.

📍 5696 Fraser St, Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z4

📞 (604) 301-0300

Walk in for wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, spay and neuter procedures, surgery, and emergencies and any time, day or night.

We hope you never need emergency care. But if you do, we're here.

If your pet is experiencing difficulty breathing, collapse, severe bleeding, suspected poisoning, seizures, trauma, eye injuries, a hard bloated belly, or an inability to urinate, seek veterinary attention immediately.

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only. If you believe your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, contact a veterinarian immediately.

Collars can slip off. Tags can fade. A microchip stays with them.Microchipping is one of the simplest ways to help lost ...
05/27/2026

Collars can slip off. Tags can fade. A microchip stays with them.

Microchipping is one of the simplest ways to help lost pets find their way back home. The chip itself only takes minutes, but keeping your registration information updated matters just as much.

If you’ve moved recently or changed your phone number, this is a good time to check your pet’s details.

Walk in or call Atlas Animal Hospital to learn more about microchipping.

📞 (604) 301-0300

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. Always consult a veterinarian about your pet’s individual needs.

Vancouver is heading into the warmer months.Hot weather can become dangerous for pets much faster than many people reali...
05/25/2026

Vancouver is heading into the warmer months.

Hot weather can become dangerous for pets much faster than many people realize, especially in parked cars or during midday walks.

We put together a few simple reminders to help keep your pets safe this summer, including:
• Heat stress warning signs
• Car temperature dangers
• Safer walking times
• Summer care tips for dogs

Swipe through →

If you ever have concerns about heat exposure or overheating, Atlas is open 24/7.

📍5696 Fraser st Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z4
📞 (604) 301-0300

Spay and neuter is one of the most common surgeries we do at Atlas. It's routine, but routine doesn't mean casual.Why it...
05/19/2026

Spay and neuter is one of the most common surgeries we do at Atlas. It's routine, but routine doesn't mean casual.

Why it matters:

1. Health: reduces the risk of certain cancers and infections
2. Behaviour: can reduce roaming, marking, and some reactivity
3. Population: prevents unplanned litters

Timing depends on species, breed, size, and lifestyle. Small dogs and cats are often spayed or neutered between six and twelve months. Larger breeds sometimes benefit from waiting. There's no single "right age," so we discuss timing at the wellness exam.

What the day looks like: pre-anesthetic bloodwork, the surgery itself, recovery at the clinic, and go-home instructions. Most pets are back to normal within a couple of weeks.

Walk in or call (604) 301-0300 to plan a consultation.

Disclaimer: Every pet is different. Talk to a veterinarian about what's right for yours.

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. In BC, tick season typically runs from March to October, with peak activity in spri...
05/13/2026

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. In BC, tick season typically runs from March to October, with peak activity in spring. If you walk your dog on trails, through tall grass, or near wooded areas like Pacific Spirit, the North Shore trails, or Burnaby Mountain, ticks are something to keep in mind.

What helps:
• Year-round prevention options
• A quick tick check after every hike
• Knowing what to do if you find a tick

Finding a tick is not usually an emergency. But if your dog develops signs like lethargy, limping, fever, or loss of appetite within a few weeks of being in tick-prone areas, it’s worth getting checked.

Disclaimer: Every dog is different. Talk to a veterinarian about the best prevention plan for your pet.

We're open 24/7.
📍 5696 Fraser Street, Vancouver
📞 (604) 301-0300

Some things don't need to send you across the city.At Atlas, we have in-house cardiology, ultrasound, and orthopedic sur...
05/11/2026

Some things don't need to send you across the city.

At Atlas, we have in-house cardiology, ultrasound, and orthopedic surgery. When your pet needs advanced imaging or surgery, we can often handle it here on Fraser Street, with the same team your pet already knows.

No referral drive. No new intake at a different clinic. Same $45 exam fee to start.

5696 Fraser Street. (604) 301-0300.

05/05/2026

Dr. Hakam Bhullar opened Atlas on Fraser Street in 1995.

Thirty-plus years later, he still shows up to 24/7 shifts because of one belief: an emergency shouldn't cost more just because the clock says so.

Atlas was built around that idea, and built to do everything a family vet does, plus emergencies. Wellness exams, vaccines, dentals, spay and neuter, surgery, and a 24/7 door if something goes wrong at 2am.

Same street for three decades. Same doctor. Same exam fee, day or night.

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5696 Fraser Street
Vancouver, BC
V5W2Z4

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