Pet Care Services in Cloverdale, Surrey

Your pet's long-term health depends on consistent, proactive preventive care. At Apollo Animal Hospital in Cloverdale, Surrey, our Pet Care Services cover everything your dog, cat, or small animal needs to stay healthy and protected at every stage of life. From annual vaccinations and microchipping to parasite prevention, nail trims, and nutrition support, our team is here to keep your pet comfortable and well. We are open 7 days a week for your convenience. Call us at (604) 372-4411 to schedule your pet's next visit.

Vaccinations

Vaccinations are one of the most important steps you can take to protect your pet. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we follow vaccination protocols recommended for dogs and cats based on age, lifestyle, and health history. Core vaccines for dogs include rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. Core vaccines for cats include rabies, feline herpesvirus, calicivirus, and panleukopenia. We review your pet's vaccination history at each visit and build a schedule that keeps their immunity current. Keeping vaccinations up to date is one of the most effective preventive measures available. Call us at (604) 372-4411 to book your pet's vaccination appointment in Cloverdale.

Microchip Pet Identification

A lost pet has a far greater chance of coming home when they carry a permanent form of identification. Apollo Animal Hospital provides ISO-certified microchip implantation for dogs and cats of all ages. The chip, approximately the size of a grain of rice, is implanted under the skin between the shoulder blades with a single needle. The procedure is quick and well-tolerated in most cases. Once implanted, the chip is registered to your contact information in a national database, giving shelters and clinics the ability to identify your pet immediately. We recommend microchipping for all pets regardless of whether they go outdoors.

Flea Prevention and Control

Fleas multiply rapidly and a single infestation can affect both your pet and your home environment. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we help you select the right veterinary-grade prevention product for your dog or cat based on their age, weight, and lifestyle. Our team can also assess pets showing signs of an active flea issue, including excessive scratching, hair loss, skin irritation, or visible flea debris in the coat. Early intervention and consistent prevention are the most effective ways to keep your pet flea-free year-round. We serve pets in Cloverdale, Surrey, and the Langley area.

Heartworm Prevention

Heartworm is a serious parasitic condition that can affect both dogs and cats. Dogs are the primary host, but cats can be impacted as well. Prevention is far more straightforward than managing an active heartworm infection. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we recommend annual heartworm screening for dogs as part of routine wellness care and carry effective preventive products suitable for the local parasite risk in the Surrey and Langley area. Our team will help you choose the right prevention plan for your pet's age, size, and health status.

Tick Prevention

Ticks are active for much of the year in British Columbia, particularly in wooded and grassy areas around Surrey and Langley. They can carry Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and other conditions. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we carry veterinary-grade tick prevention products for dogs and cats and can advise on safe tick removal if you find one attached to your pet. Combining a consistent prevention product with regular checks after outdoor activity gives your pet the best protection in this region.

Deworming

Intestinal parasites including roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms are common in dogs and cats of all ages. Many pets carry parasites without obvious signs, making routine deworming an important part of preventive care. Puppies and kittens need more frequent deworming in their early months, while adult pets benefit from regular fecal screening and a deworming schedule based on their lifestyle and exposure risk. Our team will recommend the appropriate deworming protocol for your pet at each wellness visit.

Nail Trim

Overgrown nails can cause discomfort, affect your pet's gait, and increase the risk of injury. Regular nail trimming is a simple but meaningful part of routine care. Our team provides gentle nail trims for dogs and cats of all sizes during wellness visits or as a standalone appointment. For pets who are anxious about nail trims, we offer sedated options to make the experience calm and safe. Keeping nails at a healthy length helps your pet move comfortably and avoid painful splits or ingrown nails.

Ear Cleaning

Healthy ears are clean, dry, and odor-free. Routine ear cleaning helps prevent the buildup of wax and debris that can contribute to infections, particularly in dogs with floppy ears or pets that spend time in water. Our team performs ear cleaning as part of wellness visits and can show you how to safely maintain your pet's ears at home. If we observe signs of infection, inflammation, or ear mites during a cleaning, we will discuss the appropriate next steps with you.

Anal Gland Expression

Anal glands are small sacs on either side of your pet's rectum that can become impacted if they do not empty naturally during bowel movements. Signs that your pet may need anal gland expression include scooting on the floor, excessive licking near the tail, or a strong, unpleasant odor. Our team performs anal gland expression as a routine procedure during wellness visits or as needed. Pets with recurring anal gland issues may benefit from a longer-term management plan, which our team can discuss with you.

Therapeutic Pet Food, Supplements, and Treats

Nutrition directly affects your pet's energy, coat condition, weight, and long-term health. Apollo Animal Hospital carries a selection of veterinary-grade therapeutic foods, supplements, and treats formulated to support specific health needs, including joint support, digestive health, weight management, and skin and coat condition. Our team can help you select the right products for your pet's life stage and individual health profile. We also carry products suitable for pets with specific dietary requirements related to chronic health conditions.

Giant Breed Care

Giant breeds such as Great Danes, Saint Bernards, and Mastiffs have health considerations that differ significantly from smaller dogs. Their bones, joints, and digestive systems require careful management from puppyhood through adulthood. Apollo Animal Hospital provides tailored wellness plans for giant breeds that account for their growth rates, elevated risk of orthopedic conditions, and specific nutritional needs. If you have a giant breed dog in the Surrey or Langley area, our team has the experience to support their long-term health.

Puppy and Kitten Care

The first year of life sets the foundation for your pet's long-term health. Puppies and kittens need a series of vaccinations starting as early as 6 to 8 weeks of age, along with deworming, parasite prevention, and nutritional guidance suited to their developmental stage. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we schedule puppy and kitten visits to track growth, administer vaccines on schedule, and provide practical guidance on feeding, socialization, and home care. We are happy to answer questions from first-time pet owners and ensure every young patient gets the strong start they deserve.

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FAQs

How often should my dog get vaccinated in Surrey, BC?
Adult dogs in BC typically receive core vaccines every 1 to 3 years depending on the specific vaccine and your dog’s health history. Puppies require a series of vaccines starting around 8 weeks of age. Our team will create a customized vaccination schedule for your pet at their first visit.
At what age should I get my puppy or kitten microchipped?
Microchipping can be done at any age. Many owners choose to do it during an early wellness visit or at the time of spay or neuter. There is no minimum age, and the procedure is quick and well-tolerated by most young animals.
How do I know if my pet has fleas?
Signs include excessive scratching, biting at the skin, hair loss, skin irritation, and small dark specks in the coat or bedding. If you notice any of these signs, contact our team in Cloverdale to assess your pet and discuss effective prevention options.
Does Apollo Animal Hospital offer nail trims without a full appointment?
Yes, nail trims can be booked as a standalone service. Call (604) 372-4411 or book online to arrange a quick visit for your pet.
What vaccines does my cat need every year in BC?
Cats in BC typically need a rabies vaccine as well as core vaccines for herpesvirus, calicivirus, and panleukopenia. Some cats may also benefit from vaccines for feline leukemia virus depending on their lifestyle. Our team will review your cat’s vaccination history and recommend the right schedule.

Keep your pet healthy and protected year-round at Apollo Animal Hospital in Cloverdale, Surrey. We are open Monday through Sunday, 8 AM to 10 PM. Book a wellness visit online or call (604) 372-4411 today.

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