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As fur-parents we want the best for our pets, including their longevity and overall health. Spay and neuter surgeries go beyond controlling the pet population but also benefits animal health.  According to The Humane Society of the USA, rabbits reproduce at a higher and more frequent rate than cats and dogs. The importance of spay…

Dental disease in pets can cause serious pain and discomfort, and unfortunately it’s the #1 disease in cats and dogs. Believe it or not, it is estimated that 80% of cats and dogs have some degree of dental disease by the age of three!  Periodontal disease, like gingivitis or gum disease, is caused by plaque…

World Rabies Day: September 28, 2020 Rabies is one of the most deadly diseases for pets, however it is also one of the most preventable. Rabies is transmitted through the saliva or blood from one infected mammal to the other. Primary carriers include: bats, raccoons, skunks and fox. Common symptoms of rabies in pets: Behaviour…

While the idea of costumes and candy is fun for humans of all ages, it can create some tension for the animals in your home…. October is full of a lot of favourites: people and pets can enjoy crisp morning walks, the crunchy leaves are fun for everyone, and of course, it’s time for Halloween!…

Although indulging in a delicious feast is one of the highlights of Thanksgiving for many of us, the foods we enjoy during this holiday often pose the largest risks to our pets… Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday that often brings together friends and families. Unfortunately, this holiday can also present many hazards for our pets.…

Trimming your pet’s nails is probably something that you both dread. Although it may be a stressful task, it is very important to ensure their comfort and overall health. There are a variety of problems that can be caused by long, un-trimmed nails: Long nails are often painful to walk on. When nails are so long…