Resources

How Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton helps scared and anxious dogs and cats, with a Fear Free certified veterinarian and Cat Friendly Practice accreditation, plus practical tips to make every vet visit less stressful.

Why your dog or cat may be itching even if you have never seen a flea, the signs fleas are affecting your pet, and a step-by-step plan from Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton to clear fleas from your pet and home.

What to do if your dog or cat swallows chocolate, medication, xylitol, tinsel or another dangerous item, what to bring to the vet, the warning signs to watch for and how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton treats these cases.

What to do when your dog or cat starts limping, which signs mean your pet should be seen the same day, and how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton uses exams and digital x-rays to find the cause.

How to become a client at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, what to bring to your pet's first visit, what to expect at the appointment, and how payment and Humm financing work.

A look at soft tissue surgery for dogs and cats at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, including lump and mass removal, gastropexy for deep-chested dogs and eye surgeries, plus what every surgery includes.

Why tick and heartworm prevention matters for dogs and cats in Fredericton and across New Brunswick, which tick-borne diseases are a concern in the Atlantic provinces, and why Royal Road Veterinary Hospital recommends annual heartworm testing.

What happens during a dog or cat wellness exam at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, how often your pet needs one, which screening tests may be recommended, and how to prepare for the visit.

How the in-house laboratory, digital x-rays and ultrasound at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton help our veterinarians diagnose sick dogs and cats quickly, and what happens after a diagnosis.

A step-by-step look at spay and neuter surgery at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, from pre-surgical bloodwork and IV fluids to RVT-monitored recovery and same-day pickup.

Which core vaccines dogs and cats need, how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton tailors vaccine schedules to each pet, and what to expect at your pet's vaccine visit.

How to tell when your dog or cat needs urgent veterinary care, what happens when you arrive at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, and who to call for after-hours pet emergencies.

How abdominal and pregnancy ultrasound works for dogs and cats at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, when your pet might need one, and what to expect on the day.

Why every dental cleaning at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton includes full-mouth dental x-rays, how often your dog or cat needs a cleaning, and the signs of dental pain to watch for at home.

One of the most common questions we hear is: “My pet is young, healthy, and feels perfectly fine. Do they really need bloodwork before their spay, neuter, or dental procedure?” The short answer is yes—and here’s why. Even the healthiest-looking pets can have underlying conditions that aren’t visible during a physical examination. Pre-surgical bloodwork gives … Continued

Many pet owners breathe a sigh of relief when the cold weather rolls in. After all, winter means no bugs… right? Unfortunately, that idea has been around for decades, and while it sounds comforting, it isn’t true anymore. Fleas have become incredibly resilient, and our cozy modern homes give them everything they need to survive … Continued

Adopting a kitten is exciting! Learn essential tips on care, feeding, training, and socializing to ensure a healthy, happy kitten.

Ensure a safe and joyful holiday for your pets by avoiding holiday treats, decorations, and environments that pose health risks.

Keep your pets safe this Halloween by avoiding chocolate, candy, and decorations that can be toxic or harmful to them.

Regular grooming maintains your pet’s health by preventing mats, promoting shiny coats, and removing debris. Trust professionals for safe, effective grooming.

Indoor cats live longer, healthier lives, free from the dangers of traffic, predators, and harsh weather. Learn how to keep your beloved cat safe and happy.