Welcome to the Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley. Located in Langley, BC, we provide after hours emergency and critical care to patients from all over the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley of British Columbia.

    Since 1996, we have been working closely together with  family veterinarians to provide their clients with the emergency care they require. Our referring clinics include those located in Langley, Surrey, Coquitlam, Abbotsford, Delta and even some of those located in Richmond, Burnaby and Vancouver. From time to time we see clients from Washington State including Blaine, Bellingham and Lynden.

    Our goal is to provide the highest quality care, treatment and support possible to all companion animals from dogs and cats to exotic birds, pocket pets, and reptiles. We work closely with many wildlife rescue facilities such as Critter Care in Langley, OWL in Ladner and Monika's in Surrey to name just a few. The Animal Emergency Clinic also has an important relationship with the SPCA and LAPS(Langley Animal Protection) as well as several other animal control and protection shelters located in other cities throughout the Lower Mainland.  

The Dangers of Playing Fetch!

With the warmer temperatures and sunshine, more people are spending time outdoors with their dogs, going for longer walks, playing in the park etc. It is a frequent occurrence to see people throwing sticks for their pets to enthusiastically chase, fetch or catch.
    The unfortunate reality is we've seen on average two stick related injuries a week, with two recently resulting in death as a result of being impaled. Most commonly the stick pierces the dog in the mouth - through he throat, where it may either lodge, to be removed under sedation or anesthesia or the stick may succeed in stabbing entirely through the tissue at the back of the throat. The second most common form of stick-chasing related injury is if the stick doesn't land flat on the ground, but juts out of the earth and the dog skewers him/herself on it.
    Playing fetch is just as fun a game with store bought toys and while never as inexpensive as a stick, toys needn't be pricey for your dog to have fun an a safe, less harmful way.

Here at the Animal Emergency Clinic in Langley, BC we are filling the need for the increased demand of canine and feline blood. Why would an animal need a blood transfusion? Blood donation in animals is becoming more and more common. Internal/external bleeding caused by trauma such as bite wounds and lacerations or even as a result of a car accident. Cancer, bleeding disorders, toxicities are all possible causes that create the need for a canine or feline blood transfusions.

Clinic Hours:
We are open and staffed 365 days a year including all holidays.

Tuesday to Thursday : 5pm - 8am
and
'around the clock' 
Friday 5pm to Tuesday 8am

Location:

The Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley 

 is located in the heart of British Columbia's Lower Mainland @

#306-6325 204th St
Langley B.C.
Canada
V2Y 3B3

First Aid Courses for Pet Owners

The Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley is very pleased to now offer first aid courses to pet owners. The courses will be taught by our emergency veterinarians and technicians. Our March classes were a huge success! Here are just a few of the glowing comments we received:

"impressed, awesome... learned many helpful ideas"
"all wonderful, thank you for offering this course"
"first class all the way around"
"very impressed, keep up the good work" 

When:
Wed May 28th 6pm-9pm and Sat May 31st 1pm-4pm

Where:
here at the emergency clinic
Cost:
$60.00 per person ($50.00 per person if two or more of you sign up).

Certificates as well as a hospital tour will be provided.

If you wish to get on our waiting list for the next available classes just call or email us.