Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic
The Chuckanut Valley Feline Center
Rabies is a very dangerous virus that is fatal for cats and other pets, luckily, it's completely preventable. Today, the Chuckanut Valley Vet Clinic and Chuckanut Feline Center vets explain everything you need to know about rabies in cats.
You have likely heard of acupuncture for people, but did you know that this ancient Chinese therapy is also available for pets? If your pet suffers from chronic pain, arthritis, gastrointestinal issues, and more, acupuncture may be able to help your pet feel better. The Chuckanut Valley Vet Clinic and Chuckanut Feline Center vets explain a little about how it works.
Unlike humans who sneeze when they have allergies, dogs develop allergic dermatitis and become very itchy. Our Burlington and Bellingham vets will discuss allergic dermatitis, its symptoms, and how to treat it.
The world is becoming more and more dog friendly, so it can be a fun experience to travel with your dog. Our Chuckanut Valley Vet Clinic and Chuckanut Feline Center vets are here the share 11 tips for road-tripping with your dog safely.
When it comes to our dogs, there's probably nothing we wouldn't do to avoid them from feeling agony or discomfort, which is why new therapeutic approaches are being adopted. Pet acupuncture and other complementary treatments provide innovative and noninvasive solutions to improve rehabilitation and manage discomfort. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets discuss the 5 benefits of acupuncture for dogs.
It can be hard to decide what to do with your pet if you can't take them with you on vacation. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets offer some advice on what you can do with your dog while you travel.
Heading out on a journey and want to take your cat along? Our Burlington and Bellingham vets offer a few tips to help make the journey easier for both you and your beloved pet.
Modern life often requires pet parents to go places where they can’t safely take their beloved pets, so they may need to board them. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets discuss medical boarding, how it differs from other options, and when it is considered a good option.
When it comes to boarding your dog, you want to be able to leave them in a clean, friendly, and safe shelter. Today, our Burlington and Bellingham vets discuss what to look for when boarding your dog.
Just like us, our dogs can develop dental cavities due to inadequate oral hygiene. In today's post, our Burlington and Bellingham vets explain how dog cavities are treated and how to prevent your canine companion from developing a cavity.
Chuckanut Valley Vet Clinic and Chuckanut Feline Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Burlington and Bellingham companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
