Q & A: Kennel viruses
Q: What are the chances that my dog will contract kennel cough at a kennel if he has been vaccinated […]
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What you need to know about rabies
September is rabies month and in preparation for this, we share some information about this dreadful disease. The most common
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Q & A: Danger of dehydration
Q: What are the symptoms of dehydration and what can I do about it? A: Dehydration is the imbalance of
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Q&A: Leave the cat food
Q: How can I stop my dog from eating the cat’s food? A: Dogs love the smell and taste of
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Pet food safety 101
As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to stay fit and content. One of the most important ways
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Vaccines help protect our pets
As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to be healthy and happy. One of the most important things
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Q & A: Hobbling along
Q: How do I know if my dog’s limping is cause for concern? A: This is always a problem to
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Explaining what an emergency is and when to rush to the veterinary hospital
In the second article in the series explaining what happens in the different departments of a veterinary hospital, we take
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What it means to be a responsible pet owner
Congratulations on deciding to bring a furry friend into your life. Owning a pet can be a rewarding experience, but
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Q & A: Accidental overdose
Q: Is there a possibility of overdosing my dog on tick and flea treatments? A: Even though most commercial tick
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How to manage stress and anxiety in our cats and dogs
Anxiety and stress can be detrimental to our health and cause various health issues. The same goes for our pets
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Fleas in winter?
Have you ever wondered if fleas go away during the winter? Unfortunately, the answer is no. Fleas are pesky parasites
