Birchwood Veterinary Clinic

06/19/2026

Prince George, you’ve blown us away. Thank you !

06/17/2026

🐾 Saturday Appointments Are Coming to Birchwood ! 🐾

Starting July 11, we are pleased to offer Saturday appointments for wellness care, vaccinations, preventive medicine, and minor illnesses.

More complex cases requiring advanced diagnostics or additional staffing will be scheduled during our regular Monday–Friday hours.

For Saturday emergencies, please contact VetTriage for direction to the veterinarian on call.

📞 Call 250-561-6500 to book your appointment!

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06/04/2026

It’s Hug Your Cat Day! 🐱✨ A purr-fect reminder of what great feline care really looks like, starting with trust, comfort, and a whole lot of love. Meet Cherish 🐾

This sweet girl came in for her annual exam, and her family chose to include a senior preventative bloodwork panel as part of her visit! Preventative care like this is one of the best ways to support long-term health in cats, helping us catch changes early and stay ahead of concerns.

Cherish is also just a dream in clinic. She’s calm, gentle, and so comfortable with handling thanks to her regular visits for things like nail trims, making exams and sampling low-stress and easy with minimal restraint needed.

That comfort doesn’t happen by accident, it comes from consistent, positive experiences, and a very thoughtful cat mumma doing everything right to keep vet visits familiar and stress-free 💛

Consistent care through nail trims, annual exams, and preventative bloodwork helps support long-term health while keeping cats comfortable and confident in clinic, so you can enjoy many more days filled with cat hugs 😽

06/03/2026

Good news! Because Parasite Prevention Month has been so popular, we've decided to extend the promotion until June 19.

With summer around the corner, pets are spending more time exploring trails, backyards, parks, and lakes. Unfortunately, parasites love the warmer weather too. As temperatures rise, standing water, increased wildlife activity, and changing environmental conditions all help create ideal conditions for fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and intestinal parasites.

If parasite prevention has been on your to-do list, now's the perfect time to check it off. You'll still have access to discounts on select products until June 19, helping keep your pets protected all season long! 🐾

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06/02/2026

June is shaping up to be a busy month, in the best way! ☀️

There are no clinic closures this month, and we're excited to be offering several late appointment evenings to help make veterinary care a little easier to fit into your schedule.

We've also extended Parasite Prevention Month until June 19, giving you a little extra time to take advantage of discounts on select parasite prevention products.

And one more thing... stay tuned. We have some exciting announcements coming soon! 👀

05/29/2026

🪱 Parasite Prevention Month is almost over! 🪱

A quick reminder to take advantage of May’s parasite prevention discounts while they’re still available.

Keeping up with parasite prevention is one of the simplest ways to help protect your pet year-round — inside and out.

If you’re not sure what your pet needs, we’re here to help! Call Birchwood Vet at 250-561-6500

05/22/2026

🐛 Not all parasites are obvious… and not all of them stay outside. 🦟

External parasites tend to get most of the attention, and honestly? We get it. The idea of fleas in your bed or ticks on your pet is instantly unsettling.

But internal parasites deserve just as much attention.

Many intestinal parasites can be picked up in everyday environments, through contact with soil, outdoor spaces like yards and gardens, or exposure to other animals. Because they aren’t visible, they often go unnoticed until testing — or until there are changes in appetite, behaviour, or stool 🤢

The important thing to know is that exposure can happen even for pets that stay close to home or spend most of their time indoors.

With May being Parasite Prevention Month at Birchwood, we’re offering savings on deworming and prevention products to help make it easier to keep pets protected year-round. If you’re unsure whether your pet is up to date, our team can provide information or help arrange a visit with a veterinarian to discuss what protection is appropriate for your pet’s needs. 👩‍⚕️

Give us a call at 250-561-6500 or visit BirchwoodVet.ca to contact us via Otto or Email!

05/19/2026

Need a little post-long weekend motivation? We prescribe one cute puppy, a veteran clinic visitor, and an elite stanky leg 🐶✨

Lucky came in for his very first vet visit and handled it like a pro.

His big brother came along for moral support... or at least that was the original plan. The second the butt scratches started, he pulled out his signature move: the stanky leg. Not just any stanky leg either — the kind of veteran-level pose that says, "I've been here before and I know exactly how to get the attention back on me." 😂

05/18/2026

We hope you’re enjoying a relaxing long weekend with your family (two-legged and four-legged 🐾). We’ll be back to regular hours tomorrow and ready to see you then!

05/15/2026

🌿 May is Parasite Prevention Month! 🌿

Ticks aren’t just a “summer problem” anymore — Public Health Agency of Canada notes that ticks carrying disease are being found in more areas across Canada than in the past, making awareness and prevention more important year-round.

You can learn more here:
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/ticks-tick-borne-diseases/ticks.html

If you’re unsure whether your pet’s parasite prevention is up to date, or what protection is best for the season ahead, our team at Birchwood is happy to help guide you. Give us a call at 250-561-6500 and we can walk you through your options.

And a friendly reminder — if you find a tick or want to view reported sightings in your area (helpful when travelling this summer), you can visit https://etick.ca

Just keep in mind this map is based on submitted reports and doesn’t capture every tick in Canada, so actual distribution may be broader than what is shown.