Amherst Veterinary Hospital

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Amherst Veterinary Hospital is a fear free, full service animal hospital located in Vancouver, BC, providing healthcare since 1987. We now offer both laser therapy and acupuncture to relieve your pet’s pain, reduce inflammation, and restore mobility. We offer some of the industry’s best nutritional products for dogs, cats and small mammals. We are a full facility animal hospital providing a comprehensive range of diagnostic, therapeutic, dental and surgical treatments. Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmherstVets
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This cutie is named Whimsy, and is a miniature dachshund. She was here for her first appointment in January and was so s...
02/11/2026

This cutie is named Whimsy, and is a miniature dachshund. She was here for her first appointment in January and was so sweet. 🐾✨

Lewis is an 8 month old West Highland Terrier who was here for a neuter in January with Dr. Sofronia. Here he is being h...
02/07/2026

Lewis is an 8 month old West Highland Terrier who was here for a neuter in January with Dr. Sofronia. Here he is being held by veterinary assistant Kate. He liked being carried and having extra pets after his procedure. ❤️ 🩺

Arlo was here for his second set of vaccines and deworming last month. He was feeling a bit indecisive and decided he lo...
02/04/2026

Arlo was here for his second set of vaccines and deworming last month. He was feeling a bit indecisive and decided he loves all toys! 🧸 ⚽️ ❤️

Celebrate dental month with 15% off your pet’s dental cleaning! 🐾 🦷 🪥 Did you know that a lot of dental issues in pets h...
01/28/2026

Celebrate dental month with 15% off your pet’s dental cleaning! 🐾 🦷 🪥

Did you know that a lot of dental issues in pets happen below the gum line, where we can’t see? That’s why regular dental cleanings are important to help prevent gum disease, tooth decay, and other health problems.

This February, we’re offering 15% off basic dental cleanings for your companion—excluding extractions.

🔹 How to book: your pet must have had an exam with your Veterinarian in the last 3 months, and the cleaning must be recommended. Preoperative bloodwork may also be required.

To schedule your appointment or ask any questions, please contact our reception team at 604-221-7771. 📞

Bowie, a lovely golden retriever puppy, was here for her first visit with us in December! She loves all treats and her m...
01/27/2026

Bowie, a lovely golden retriever puppy, was here for her first visit with us in December! She loves all treats and her mouse stuffie 🐁 💗 She’s since been back and is now finished with her vaccine boosters. Not sure if your pet is up to date with vaccines? Please call us at 604-221-7771 and we would be happy to check.

In honour of taco Tuesday, this is Charlie, a cute little Devon Rex cat, who was here last month for his neuter. 🌮 🐈‍⬛  ...
01/21/2026

In honour of taco Tuesday, this is Charlie, a cute little Devon Rex cat, who was here last month for his neuter. 🌮 🐈‍⬛

Pictured is veterinary assistant Linda’s cat Monty’s dental x-rays from April, where they found out he had FORL in one o...
01/14/2026

Pictured is veterinary assistant Linda’s cat Monty’s dental x-rays from April, where they found out he had FORL in one of his teeth (see arrow). 🦷

Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) or 'resorptive lesions’: These are a common dental condition in cats - more than 50% of cats will develop FORL in their lifetime. Often starting at or below the gum line, this condition causes the resorption of the protective enamel, then the sensitive dentin of the teeth. Once the crown is affected, a painful pink lesion may be visible on the tooth, and the pet is at risk of bacterial infection. If left untreated, the condition will continue to spread until all the crown and root are affected, and the tooth will eventually fall out.
Currently, the cause is unknown, but possible theories include auto-immune condition, infection with calicivirus, periodontal disease, and calcium dysregulation.
We check cats at all their exams for signs of resorptive lesions, but the best way to find them is with a dental x-ray. Affected teeth are removed, and cats will be monitored carefully for signs of future lesions.

Boomer (3 year old golden retriever) being a model patient on the scale. At the start of every appointment, we weigh our...
01/06/2026

Boomer (3 year old golden retriever) being a model patient on the scale. At the start of every appointment, we weigh our patients to add to their health records. Often they are encouraged with treats, which is why it’s Boomer’s favourite part of the visit. 🐕🏅

Happy New Year from all of us at Amherst! Pictured are two of our sweet patients: Staffordshire bull terriers Bruce (3 y...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Amherst! Pictured are two of our sweet patients: Staffordshire bull terriers Bruce (3 years old) and Barbara (1 year old - almost 2!) who are in their holiday best necklaces✨🥳

✨Please see above our New Year’s hours. We are open tomorrow 8 am until 1 pm, and closed on January 1st.✨ We wish you al...
12/31/2025

✨Please see above our New Year’s hours. We are open tomorrow 8 am until 1 pm, and closed on January 1st.✨

We wish you all a Happy New Year!

In the event of an emergency after hours, please contact Canada West Veterinary Specialist and Emergency at 604-473-4882 or Vancouver Emergency Clinic at 604-879-3737 ☎️

Thank you for letting us be a part of your pets’ lives - we are grateful for your trust and support. Happy Holidays from...
12/25/2025

Thank you for letting us be a part of your pets’ lives - we are grateful for your trust and support. Happy Holidays from our families to yours!! ❄️🐾❄️

We are closed today and will reopen tomorrow 9 am to 3 pm.

Our holiday hours for today, Christmas and Boxing Day. In the event of an emergency after hours, please contact Canada W...
12/24/2025

Our holiday hours for today, Christmas and Boxing Day.
In the event of an emergency after hours, please contact Canada West Veterinary Specialist and Emergency at 604-473-4882 (located on 1988 Kootenay Street) or Vancouver Emergency Clinic at 604-879-3737 (located at 2303 Alberta Street). ☎️🎄🗓️

Address

#260/2083 Alma Street
Vancouver, BC
V6R4N6

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

604 221 7771

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