Cats, like humans, are susceptible to a variety of diseases. Ensuring your feline friend stays healthy involves preventive care, proper nutrition, regular exercise, and annual veterinary visits. Annual Physical Exams Annual exams are vital for maintaining your cat’s health. These check-ups allow veterinarians to detect potential health issues early. During these visits, your vet will […]
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Spring has finally arrived, bringing warmer weather and the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with your furry friends. However, with the thawing of winter comes a hidden danger: parasites. Dogs and cats that have been cooped up all winter are now venturing outside, and along with them come the risk of encountering intestinal parasites
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Your cat isn’t himself. He’s been vomiting since yesterday and has been lethargic. He doesn’t seem interested in his food, but he is very thirsty and has spent a lot of time in the litter box. It all started a few hours after he knocked your flower vase off the table and you caught him
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These days there is a lot of awareness about being healthy and going natural! While we may have lots of great ideas about natural health care for ourselves, many of us don’t know how we can also care naturally for our pets. Read on for some great ideas! Like humans, the best and most natural
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Here are some tips to keep your pets safe this Halloween: Keep your cats indoors at Halloween. This is a time of year when cats (especially black and orange ones) may be stolen for pranks or other unfortunate reasons. Halloween can be a frightening and stressful time for a pet. The doorbell ringing continuously can
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Thanksgiving is a great time to spend with your family, friends, and pets. It is also a great time for sharing some delicious meals! However, there are some hazards to think about at this time of year. How can you keep your pets safe and have a great holiday? To start, a safe place for
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Spending time outside with your pet can be enjoyable and relaxing. But what happens when your pet’s curiosity gets the best of them? They may try to help you plant your new garden or even munch on the new pile of mulch you just had delivered. Though gardening with your pet can be fun and
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Spring has finally sprung! The weather is improving and dogs and cats that have been cooped up all winter are loving the outdoors! Unfortunately, that also means that you are very likely to encounter an “unwanted gift” (fecal matter) on the grass and even on the sidewalk while you take your pets for a walk. This
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Easter is just around the corner! Please remember to keep these popular Easter items away from your pets: 1) Easter Lilies – Highly toxic to cats (yet only causing minor gastrointestinal upset in dogs), all parts of the Easter Lily are toxic; leaves, stem and even pollen. As little as 1 leaf or a small amount of
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Think rabies is a thing of the past or only found in undeveloped countries? Think again! Even in Alberta rabies infections occur. The virus is typically found in wildlife such as bats, skunks, raccoons, coyotes and foxes. These wild animals can come into contact with pets and humans. Rabies may affect all mammals, including human beings.
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