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When Stormy began collapsing from fluid building up around her heart, her family feared the worst. After evaluation by multiple cardiologists, specialists at Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital diagnosed a rare condition called idiopathic pericardial effusion and performed minimally invasive surgery that relieved the pressure on her heart and gave her an excellent long-term prognosis.
Months of congestion, noisy breathing, and unsuccessful treatment made it seem like Juneau simply couldn’t shake a respiratory infection. Instead, specialists at Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital discovered a remarkably large nasopharyngeal polyp—and restored the young Maine Coon’s ability to breathe, purr, and thrive.
Lacey, a senior Maltese–Yorkie mix, faced multiple age-related challenges—including Cushing’s disease and declining mobility—that threatened her comfort and quality of life. With coordinated care from Boundary Bay’s Internal Medicine and Rehabilitation teams, she regained stability, confidence, and a renewed joy in everyday family moments.
Flash, a beloved Gordon Setter, was diagnosed with a life-threatening liver tumor deemed inoperable (meaning it could not be safely removed with surgery). Through collaboration between specialists and a courageous decision by his family, advanced surgery gave Flash a second chance—restoring his health, energy, and joyful life at home.
After losing his longtime canine companion, Ringo’s behavior and energy changed in ways that worried his family deeply. What first looked like grief was something more serious—but with the help of Boundary Bay’s Internal Medicine team, Ringo received a clear diagnosis, a manageable treatment plan, and the chance to return to his happy, playful self.
Before her first birthday, Agnes was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect that can be fatal without treatment. Through early detection by a traveling veterinary cardiologist and surgical correction by Boundary Bay’s specialty team, she received life-saving care close to home and the chance for a healthy, normal life.
Rudi, a 12-year-old German Shepherd, suddenly lost the ability to walk after a severe spinal disc injury compressed a major nerve. Through coordinated specialty care—including advanced imaging, neurology-supported spinal surgery, and committed rehabilitation—he regained mobility and returned to a joyful, active life with his family.
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