Bringing a new puppy or kitten home is one of the most exciting experiences for any family, and the Surrey community offers a wonderful environment for raising a well-adjusted pet. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we see firsthand how well-socialized pets grow into confident, adaptable companions. Whether you have adopted from a breeder, a shelter, or… Continue reading Puppy and Kitten Socialization Tips for Surrey Pet Owners
As spring arrives in Surrey, dog owners across Cloverdale, Clayton, Sullivan, and Panorama Ridge are eager to get back outdoors with their companions. From the wooded trails at Tynehead Regional Park to Surrey Bend Regional Park along the Fraser River, Green Timbers Urban Forest, and Bear Creek Park, there is no shortage of beautiful places… Continue reading Spring Trail and Park Safety for Dogs in Surrey
Spring brings beautiful flowers to homes and gardens across Surrey, and Easter lilies are among the most popular seasonal plants. However, if you share your home with a cat, these flowers present a serious and potentially life-threatening danger. At Apollo Animal Hospital, we want every cat owner in Cloverdale, Clayton, Sullivan, and the surrounding communities… Continue reading Easter Lily Toxicity in Cats – What Surrey Pet Owners Need to Know
Flea and tick season is underway in Surrey, and while most pet owners think of parasites as a minor nuisance, severe infestations and tick-borne concerns can quickly become serious. Dogs and cats exploring trails near Abbotsford Centre, Mill Lake Park, and the fields along McCallum Road are at increased risk this spring. Emergency flea and… Continue reading When Fleas and Ticks Become an Emergency in Surrey
Spring in Surrey brings new outdoor activities, blooming gardens, and seasonal hazards that can lead to pet emergencies. From toxic plant ingestion near Mill Lake Park to allergic reactions triggered by increased pollen along McCallum Road, the season presents risks that every pet owner should understand. Emergency veterinary care in Surrey is available at Apollo… Continue reading Spring Pet Emergency Signs Every Owner in Surrey Should Know
Introduction Snowy winter days in Surrey, British Columbia often limit outdoor activity for pets. Icy sidewalks, cold temperatures, and reduced daylight may make regular walks and outdoor play less accessible. However, physical activity remains important for pets year-round. Indoor exercise can help maintain physical health, support mental stimulation, and reduce boredom during extended periods indoors.… Continue reading Indoor Exercise Ideas for Pets During Snowy Days
Introduction Winter in Canada brings noticeable changes to daily routines, especially for pet owners living in Surrey, British Columbia. Shorter daylight hours, colder temperatures, and frequent snowfall often lead to reduced outdoor activity and increased time spent indoors. While these seasonal adjustments may feel manageable for people, they can influence the mental wellbeing of pets… Continue reading How Canadian Winter Routines Affect Pet Mental Health
