Burnaby New Westminster Animal Hospital
7877 Kingsway V3N 3E4 Burnaby, BC, Canada

Maya loves her yoga poses

Please note that this page is not monitored 24/7. If you have any questions regarding your pet’s health, please call us during business hours at 604 521 0781, leave a message during other hours, or send us an email at [email protected], and we will do our best to get to your inquiry in a timely manner. Thanks BNWAH team

Since Thanksgiving is approaching quickly, we wanted to remind our fur families of potential dangers.

Batman is trying on costume ideas for Halloween this year

LATEST UPDATE COVID-19 POLICY CHANGES June 2020 ... Our team is committed to caring for the health of our patients, clients and our staff members. With COVID-19 restrictions beginning to ease we are happy to reopen our hospital doors with the following policies. In accordance with CVBC/CVMA, we are resuming all non-essential appointments This will return us to routine service levels, providing the following care for your pet: Wellness examinations Vaccinations Non emergency surgery eg spay, neuter, dental care Anal sac expresisons Nail trims Light grooming Scheduled laboratory work Cat boarding at our Kitty Boutique Hotel For Prescriptions, Food, supplements, shampoos and other purchases please call us or email us at [email protected]. We are still offering curbside service to keep traffic in the hospital to a minimum. Please continue to check in with us over the phone by calling 604-521-0781 and we will provide further instruction for entering the building. Consistent with government guidelines we will limit the clients entering our reception and examination area to 1 (one) person at a time. Multiple individuals will not be allowed. This will ensure the appropriate social spacing. To further protect our staff and yourselves, we ask you consider wearing a mask before entering. Note multiple pets are allowed though. Our current high level of cleaning and sanitization will continue. We will provide hand sanitizer and ask that you use this to clean your hands upon entering the reception area. If you are sick, have symptoms of COVID-19 such as coughing, sneezing, fever etc please stay home. Please alert a staff member if you or your pet have come into with someone infected with COVID19 Thank-you for your understanding and support. -- Burnaby New Westminster Animal Hospital 7877 Kingsway Burnaby, BC V3N3E4 604-521-0781-telephone 604-521-4056-fax [email protected]

Just some more great visits in May!

Friday's furry friends and our resident Dr. Doolittle

Who can resist puppies?! These 8 week old corgis had their 1st vaccines last week

Some afternoons are filled with cuteness!

What a wonderful surprise!! The Valentine 5 were here getting vaccinated today. If you're interested in one of these sweet kittens, contact the New Westminster animal shelter

Happy Valentine's day for us to all our wonderful furry families

Hi all, Dr. Gilbert's kitty has gone missing and there's still no sign, so we are asking our valued customers and neighbors to help if you spot this girl! Info from owners- Blueberry, our beloved 13 year old female spayed Blue Point Siamese has gone missing from 4191 Valencia Avenue the morning of September 30 th . PLEASE check your garage, garden shed or any room she might have climbed into and gotten trapped. ... She is microchipped and weighs approx 3.5kgs She is so confident and friendly she might climb into a neighbour's window or even a car window... She is very food oriented and it is unheard of for her to miss meals :( Missing her terribly June and Brad If you see her, please call or text us: June 778 288 3804 Brad 604 785 3805 Or email: [email protected] Alternately, call Highlands Animal Hospital: 604 985 0454 and if possible drop her off there for us to pick her up OR Burnaby New Westminster Animal Hospital at 604-521-0781

Our pet of the day! Evee was in for a regular checkup and was not fazed to be here! Adventurous kitty and a real cutie :)

Hi facebook friends, We have a wonderful story for you. Meet Stewart, he is an 11 month old Maine Coon/Tabby who was brought into our clinic after being attacked by what we believe was a coyote. Dr. Moaveni wanted to try and save his life. With 100% confidence and a big heart, he got to it.... Stewart underwent many procedures. He was in very rough shape but had the spirit of a lion. This boy showed the staff here what a fighter he was! Stewart had a feeding tube, a wire placed on his bottom jaw to mend the fractures and had to be assisted with feeding. Even like that he would try hard to meow and show love stunning us all with his sweet nature. After a few weeks Stewart’s feeding tube was removed, he was neutered and moved to a bigger enclosure for exercise and able to eat soft food on his own. Shortly after Stewart was moved to our Kitty Hotel where he is currently housed. He had his wire removed last week and vaccines updated! Now eating hard food and putting weight on like a champ, it’s time in Stewart’s journey to get the love and family he deserves. He loves head rubs, cuddles and high fives! This boy has won the hearts of all of our staff. If we all could keep him we would. However in loving this boy we know the best thing that we can do next is to find him a home! If you are interested in Stewart, and would like more info or want to set up a viewing. Please call the clinic at 604-521-0781 as we don’t check/respond to messages through Facebook.