Veterinary Blog

Being a pet owner can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it also means taking on the responsibility of providing the best care you possibly can for your four-legged family members. One important aspect of keeping your beloved pets healthy is making sure they...

How to Recognize a Winter Pet Emergency Summertime comes with a host of hazards for pets, but colder weather also brings its own dangers. As the temperature drops, watch out for the following issues that can require emergency care for your furry pal. Antifreeze...

3 Easy Low-Impact Exercises for Senior Pets As your furry pal grows older, regular exercise is critical to help them maintain healthy muscle mass and body condition. However, the same activities your pet enjoyed when they were younger can create too much stress on...

No one enjoys being cooped up indoors all winter long. But even if you can't get outside as much as you'd like, that doesn't mean your pet has to suffer. There are plenty of ways to keep your pet entertained and active indoors this winter. Here are a few ideas to get...

Hypothermia is a dangerous condition that can occur in pets, especially during the winter months. Fortunately, it can be easily spotted and treated if caught early. In this post, we'll discuss the signs of hypothermia in pets, and outline how to treat it. Stay safe...

How to Prepare a Pet-Safe Thanksgiving Feast An overloaded table filled with your favourite dishes is one of Thanksgiving’s highlights. While you are drooling over a heaping plate, so is your pet. However, many popular Thanksgiving foods are dangerous for pets. Let...

Lumps and Bumps in Pets: When You Should Be Concerned November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Since approximately 1 in 4 pets will develop cancer at some stage in their life, it is essential to know how to spot potential warning signs. This month, our team...

How to Evaluate Your Pet’s Body Condition Score National Pet Obesity Awareness Day falls on October 12, but you should pay attention to your pet’s weight all year long. More than half of the nation’s cats and dogs are considered overweight or obese, which can lead to...

5 Ways to Help Your Senior Pet Remain Mobile As your pet ages, they likely will experience stiff, achy joints caused by osteoarthritis. Fortunately, you have many options to help keep your senior pet active and mobile throughout their golden years. Give the following...

Safety Tips for Owners of Deaf Dogs  Specially abled pets hold a special spot in animal lovers’ hearts, and deaf dogs are certainly a category to be treasured. In honour of Deaf Dog Awareness Week, which falls on the last full week of September each year, our team...