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We've all overpaid for forgotten camping essentials like marshmallows for s'mores. It's tougher when you forget something your pet really needs, like medications.

Winter on Vancouver Island brings a mix of rain and occasional snow, with temperatures between 5°C and -5°C. Some dogs love the snow, while others tiptoe to avoid it.

Last week, I had the chance to shadow Ashley, one of our Registered Animal Health Technicians, as she performed dental prophylaxis on a patient at Mill Bay Vet.

I’m relaxing on my deck with ice water after work when my daughter says, ‘Mom, I hear something… ssh, listen!’ Tiny meows are coming from behind the woodshed.

With spring approaching, it's time to discuss flea and tick prevention. Vancouver Island's mild winters don't kill insects, so many treat pets year-round.

My dog’s leash has poop bags tied to the handle. I have a stash in my car, my purse and I have been known to take more than one from the public dispensaries.

You've likely heard of SUP—Stand Up Paddleboarding. It's a growing water sport on Vancouver Island and beyond, where people stand or kneel to paddle on the water.

Being asked to look after a client’s pet while they are away, feels like quite an honour, that they trust us to keep their beloved safe.

Recently, we have had a new veterinarian join us at Mill Bay Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Jill Keogan came into our office a month ago to start her career as a veterinarian!

The staff at Mill Bay Veterinary Hospital have seen many veterinary students come to our hospital to experience veterinary medicine first hand.

The Kinsol Trestle located near Shawnigan Lake is a great place to check out with your dog and kids.

With cannabis now as easy to buy as wine, your dog or curious cat might ingest it if left within reach.