PET HEALTH BLOG
Should You Shave Your Pet In The Summer?
With the temperatures rising, people begin to strip down to their bathing suit to cool off, but can the same be said for your pet?
Travelling With Your Pet
Summer is a time for many people to travel. Road trips to new cities, trips to the beach, family visits or time spent camping in our wonderful wilderness, there are lots of options. But what to do with your pet?
Microchipping Your Pet
A microchip is a small, electronic chip enclosed in a glass cylinder about the size of a grain of rice. It is implanted under the skin over the shoulders with a needle.
What To Do If Your Dog Gets Stung By A Bee Or A Wasp
With summer fast approaching, dogs and their owners like to spend more time in the outdoors. The warmer weather also brings a wide variety of insects, including bees and wasps and increases the chance of your dog getting stung.
Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus is a disease which involves the lack of insulin in the body. To understand how this affects your pet it is necessary to understand how the body normally functions.
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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture In Dogs
The cranial cruciate ligament is the one most commonly injured in dogs, resulting in discomfort and stifle instability with subsequent arthritis.
Anesthesia-Free Pet Dentistries
Anesthesia-free pet dentistry (AFD) has become a popular topic amongst many animal owners however it is important to note that most (if not all) veterinarians strongly advise against this procedure due to its ineffectiveness and inability to detect, treat, or prevent numerous dental health issues.
Behaviour Changes In Senior Dogs
As dogs age, they often experience small or significant changes in behaviour. Many of these changes are a normal part of the aging process while others merit a visit to your vet.
Feline Calicivirus Infections
Feline calicivirus infection is a common respiratory disease in cats. The virus attacks the respiratory tract — lungs and nasal passages — the mouth, with ulceration of the tongue, the intestines, and the musculoskeletal system.
Housebreaking Your Puppy
If you have a new puppy, chances are you are working on “housebreaking”. For many puppy owners, this can be a dreaded and frustrating experience as your new furry friend seems to piddle on every square inch of floor in your house. But fear not!
Simple Tips For A Healthy & Happy Indoor Cat
Cat owners have the option whether or not to keep their pet indoors or allow outdoor access. While some believe that keeping your feline friend inside is “unnatural”, others feel it may be for the best.
Cancer In Cats
Cancer is not as common in cats as dogs, but it can still have devastating effects on our beloved felines.
The Difference Between Dental Services For Your Pet
As pet owners, we want to provide the best possible care for our pets, and regular oral health check ups are just as important for animals as they are for humans.
Consider Animal Shelters When Choosing A Pet
It’s unfortunate that so many pets end up in the care of animal shelters. Most pets end up homeless through no fault of their own.
How To Properly Groom Your Cat Or Dog
Regardless of whether you have a cat or a dog, grooming is a central responsibility of pet ownership. When it comes to how to properly groom your cat or dog, regular brushing and bathing are of key importance.
Dental Health For Pets
Dental health is not just important for the human members of your family; pet dental health is a specialized form of veterinary care that is important for the overall health and well being for your pets.
The Right Nutrition For Your Dog
When it comes to nutrition, dogs are a lot like people. Dogs are omnivores, meaning they can eat a variety of foods to stay healthy.
Spaying Or Neutering Your Pet
Spaying or neutering your pet is one of the most important health choices you can make for your furry friend.
Dental Disease In Cats
Cats, as they age, are prone to the development of dental problems.
Getting Your Dog To The Vet
It is not uncommon for many dogs to dislike going to the vet but there are some simple and easy steps to reduce your dog’s anxiety and fear about office visits.