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Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley We are open and fully staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for all of your pet's emergency care needs. AAHA accredited since 2012.

At Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley, our emergency veterinary team provides 24-hour urgent care for dogs and cats in Langley and the surrounding area. Whether your pet is experiencing an accident, sudden illness, or other emergency, our emergency animal hospital is fully equipped with advanced diagnostics and an experienced team ready to help, any time, day or night.

✨Patient Spotlight: Meet Tachi✨This handsome boy was admitted to our hospital for treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis (DK...
11/02/2026

✨Patient Spotlight: Meet Tachi✨

This handsome boy was admitted to our hospital for treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). ❤️‍🩹

DKA is a serious and potentially life-threatening complication of diabetes that occurs when there isn't enough insulin available for the body to properly use glucose for energy. The body begins breaking down fat instead, producing ketones that can build up and cause dangerous changes within the body.

Despite everything he was going through, Tachi was one of the most sweetest and loving patients you could ask for. 🥹❤️ He was always ready for some extra attention from our team—and as you can probably imagine, we were more than happy to give it!

Patients like Tachi have a way of stealing the hearts of everyone involved in their care. ❤️🐾

👉 Swipe through to learn more about DKA, including signs pet owners should watch out for, how it is treated in hospital and when to seek veterinary care.

We're wishing this handsome boy all the best as he continues on his journey. 💙

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

🎃🐾 The costume contest is officially underway! 👻Our staff's pets are getting into the spooky spirit and we think they mi...
10/31/2026

🎃🐾 The costume contest is officially underway! 👻

Our staff's pets are getting into the spooky spirit and we think they might have just won Halloween! 🧡

From frighteningly adorable to downright hilarious, these furry little trick-or-treaters are dressed to impress! 🦇🐈‍⬛

🏆 Now we need YOUR help choosing the best costume!

Swipe through to meet our spooky (and not-so-spooky) contestants, and of course we couldn't forget our costume-optional contestants who prefer to celebrate in their own style! Then head to the comments and vote for your favorite costume! 👇

Comment the name or photo number of the pet you think deserves the title of Best Dressed! 🏆🐾

May the cutest costume win!

Happy Halloween from all of us at AECFV! 🧡

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street Langley, BC

Happy Howl-o-ween from all of us at AECFV! 🎃🐾Whether your pet is dressing up, tagging along for trick-or-treating, or hi...
10/31/2026

Happy Howl-o-ween from all of us at AECFV! 🎃🐾

Whether your pet is dressing up, tagging along for trick-or-treating, or hiding from the doorbell, we hope everyone has a safe and frightfully fun Halloween! 👻🧡

Our ER team is here for the tricks that turn into unexpected emergencies! 🦇

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

A sweet treat for an even sweeter team! 🥤💕In celebration of Veterinary Technician Appreciation week last week, we treate...
10/30/2026

A sweet treat for an even sweeter team! 🥤💕

In celebration of Veterinary Technician Appreciation week last week, we treated our incredible RVTs to a Dirty Soda Bar! With plenty of flavours, toppings and combinations to choose from, it was a fun little way to show our appreciation for the people who do so much every single day. 🐾

Working in emergency veterinary medicine isn’t easy. Between the long shifts, unpredictable days and countless patients who depend on our team, our technicians put so much dedication, compassion and hard work into everything they do.

While one week could never fully express how grateful we are, we hope these little moments remind our team just how appreciated they are. ❤️

Cheers to our amazing RVTs! 🥤🐶🐱

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

Some patients require a little extra TLC during treatments... Finn was more than happy to accept. ❤️🐾This sweet boy made...
10/28/2026

Some patients require a little extra TLC during treatments... Finn was more than happy to accept. ❤️🐾

This sweet boy made sure our team knew that cuddles were very much apart of his treatment plan. Between the purrs, snuggles and affection, it's safe to say Finn had no trouble making a few friends during his visit with us.

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

✨Patient Spotlight: Meet Finn✨This handsome gentleman recently visited our ER department for constipation. 🐱🤍While chang...
10/26/2026

✨Patient Spotlight: Meet Finn✨

This handsome gentleman recently visited our ER department for constipation. 🐱🤍

While changes in bowel habits may not seem like an emergency, constipation in cats can become quite uncomfortable and, when severe or prolonged, may require veterinary treatment.

Some signs owners may notice include frequent trips to the litterbox, straining to defecate, passing small or hard stools, decreased appetite, vomiting, lethargy or signs of discomfort.

⚠️One important distinction: straining in the litterbox isn't always constipation. Cats experiencing a urinary obstruction can present very similar, particularly to owners at home. A cat repeatedly straining with little or no urine produced should be assessed urgently, as a urinary blockage can become life-threatening.

Thankfully, Finn remained the sweetest little guy throughout his visit—still purring, soaking up attention and happily accepting all the love our team had to offer. 🤍🐾

We hope you're feeling much better, Finn! 💕

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

✨ Patient Spotlight: Meet Bodhi ✨This sweet and energetic puppy spent a night with our ER team after ingesting an unknow...
10/21/2026

✨ Patient Spotlight: Meet Bodhi ✨

This sweet and energetic puppy spent a night with our ER team after ingesting an unknown amount of duloxetine, a prescription medication used in humans.

When it comes to medication ingestion, even medications commonly found in our homes can pose a serious risk to our pets. Because the amount Bodhi ingested was unknown, our team worked alongside a veterinary toxicologist through ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center to develop an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan for him. 🩺🐾

After spending the night under our care, we were very happy to see Bodhi doing well and he was able to head home! Of course, he couldn't leave without squeezing in a few final cuddles with our team first! 🥹

💊Pet safety reminder: Keep all prescription and over-the-counter medications securely stored and out of reach. If you suspect your pet has ingested a medication that wasn't prescribed for them, contact your veterinarian, nearest emergency hospital, or an animal poison control service promptly. Do not induce vomiting or give anything at home unless instructed to do so.

We're so glad your visit with us was a short one, Bodhi! ❤️

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! ❤️🐾They're not just veterinary nurses... They're phlebotomists, radiology...
10/20/2026

Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! ❤️🐾

They're not just veterinary nurses...

They're phlebotomists, radiology technicians, anesthesia specialists, laboratory technicians, surgical assistants, groomers, receptionists and so much more.

They're the ones monitoring the anesthesia, running diagnostics, placing IV catheters, administering medications, providing critical care, comforting frightened patients and helping families through some of their most difficult times.

In emergency veterinary medicine, no two shifts are ever the same, and our Registered Veterinary Technologists are constantly adapting, problem-solving and putting their incredible range of skills to work.

Behind every patient is a team of dedicated professionals, and our RVTs are at the heart of it all.

To our incredible RVTs: We love and appreciate you! Thank you so much for everything you do. Our hospital would not be able to function without you! ❤️

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

It's the little things that make our day! ❤️🐾We recently spotted this sweet message left on the chalkboard in Lucky's Pl...
10/16/2026

It's the little things that make our day! ❤️🐾

We recently spotted this sweet message left on the chalkboard in Lucky's Play Area, and it brought a smile to our faces.

We know that visits to the emergency clinic can be stressful, and sometimes comes with long wait times. That's why we have a little space in our reception area dedicated to keeping our youngest visitors entertained, complete with toys, colouring and a chalkboard for their creativity!

To whoever left this us this lovely message, thank you! Kind words like these mean more to our team than you know.

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

🎃 Halloween Pet Safety 👻🐾Spooky season is full of treats, costumes and fun — but some of our favourite traditions can be...
10/14/2026

🎃 Halloween Pet Safety 👻🐾

Spooky season is full of treats, costumes and fun — but some of our favourite traditions can be a little too spooky for our pets! 🧙‍♀️🐈‍⬛

Keep your furry family members safe this October with a few simple reminders:

🍫 Keep the candy out of reach. Chocolate and products containing xylitol can be toxic to pets, and candy wrappers can cause gastrointestinal problems if swallowed.

🍇 Watch the treat table. Raisins and grapes are toxic to dogs, and rich or fatty foods can lead to an upset stomach or even pancreatitis.

🎃 Be careful with decorations. Candles, electrical cords, string lights and small decorations can pose burn, electrocution, choking or foreign-body risks.

🚪 Secure pets before trick-or-treaters arrive. Frequent door opening, unfamiliar costumes and lots of visitors can be stressful — and give nervous or curious pets an opportunity to escape.

🧙 Costumes should be comfortable! Never force a pet to dress up if they’re uncomfortable. Make sure costumes don’t restrict movement, breathing, hearing or vision, and supervise pets while they’re wearing them.

🏷️ Double-check identification. Make sure collars, tags and microchip information are up to date in case your pet slips out during the festivities.

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, don’t wait for symptoms to appear. Contact your veterinarian, a pet poison service, or your nearest emergency veterinary hospital for guidance. ❤️‍🩹

📞(604)-514-1711
📍Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley
#302 6325 204th Street, Langley, BC

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