The final decision - to choose when it’s time for humane pet euthanasia - is never easy. But it can be made easier knowing your pets are in the comfort and safety of home during their last days and moments.

At Mulberry Lane, our in-home veterinary practice takes a compassionate approach to end-of-life care and humane pet euthanasia that is sensitive to the significant role your pet plays in your life. We honour your relationship and your strong bond.

As pets age, much like people, they’ll require more veterinary medical care and extra love and attention to keep them healthy, active and pain free.

Maintaining your senior pet’s healthcare helps aging pets feel more comfortable for longer — and helps to maintain your connection with them. The better they feel, the more engaged they’ll be with you.

Are you feeling the heat? So are your pets! Here are some tips to help your pets feel cool in the summer. With temperatures rising across Metro Vancouver above 30 degrees Celsius, it’s important to keep your pets safe from the heat.

Here are our top pre-appointment tips for a vet exam. Calmer pets pose fewer risks to themselves, caregivers, and veterinarians. That’s why it’s important to reduce fear, anxiety and stress to make the vet exam a more positive experience for you and your pets.

So what are the risks and benefits to your cat if they have outdoor access? Given how important this topic is, we want to ensure you have the information you need to make informed decisions that strengthen your connection with your cat.