The Cranbrook Veterinary Hospital has two exam rooms to offer private areas where you meet with the veterinarian and technicians. The medical staff does a thorough physical examination of your pet. These exam rooms are where most of the client, staff and pet interaction takes place. Exam Room two opens with two doors on to […]
The surgical operating room is packed with high-tech monitoring equipment to keep accurate readings of many of your pet’s biological systems, such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, breathing rate, and where we monitor the levels of anaesthetic administered.
The hospital now has a digital “trifocal” microscope. Trifocal means the two stereo eyepieces are aligned to see the sample on the microscope table, and the third lens is a camera capable of recording video and still images. The images can be projected on a screen the size of a tablet screen. From the camera, […]
To prepare this big dog for X-Rays, the staff firsts gives it intravenous sedation.
Pepa is a Papillion Cross “Toy Breed” Dog. Toy breed dogs typically have a lot of dental issues. Such as abscesses, tooth root problems, gingivitis and periodontal disease. See our dental information page. Pepa is only 5 years old and came in for a routine dental exam and cleaning. The teeth didn’t look too badly […]
Dusty came in because the fur on its hind quarters is badly matted.
Cranbrook Veterinary Hospital anesthetic page making the surgical aenethetic as safe as possible, in Cranbrook southeastern British Columbia.
region of British Columbia, Canada.
Surgery Page for Cranbrook Veterinary Hospital is a small companion animal hospital, treating cats and dogs, in southeastern British Columbia.
region of British Columbia, Canada.
Ultrasound Dr Jamie Levine enjoys using the ultrasound machine for non-invasive diagnostic imagery. Ultrasound transmits high-frequency sound waves into tissue. The ultrasound machine interprets the sound waves and is shows up visually on the monitor. The technology allows us to examine the kidneys, bladder, stomach, liver and other organs to help determine your pet’s condition. The […]
Microchip your Pet Before They Are Accidentally separated from You Microchips are Your Pet’s Lifeline Home. Veterinary Hospitals and SPCAs scan for the tiny microchips and find the pet’s name and the owner by an unique pet ID embedded in a tiny Microchip. At Cranbrook Veterinary Hospital, we commonly inject Microchip IDs. (They are about […]