At Chestermere Veterinary Clinic we recommend annual physical exams when your pet is young and healthy. When pets get into their senior years (which is typically around the age of 7, but can be as early as 5 for giant breeds), we recommend an exam every 6 months. You may be wondering why you should […]
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Taking pictures of your pets does not have to be left to the professionals! You can get some great photos and have a lot of fun by following some of these great tips! Environment: Make sure you choose an environment where your pet is comfortable and knows the surroundings, you should allow 30 minutes for
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We all love to shower our pets with love and spoil them with tasty treats, but did you know that just a few of their favorite high calorie treats can really spoil their diet? Some of the most loved treats include bacon, cheese, and hot dogs, and these treats can really cause a pet’s waist
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So many of us consider our pets as so much more than just animals, they are loved members of our families, and we would do anything to help keep them healthy, or save them in a time of medical crisis. However, many of us do not have savings or a “rainy day” fund set aside
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What is the importance of pet dental health? Every day plaque is deposited on the teeth. If teeth are not brushed daily, bacteria build-up can cause inflammation resulting in bad breath, loss of bone support, formation of pockets, root exposures and ultimately, loss of teeth. How can you prevent dental disease? By the age of
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Every year thousands of dogs and cats ingest poisonous or harmful substances. The best way to avoid this is knowing what substances are poisonous or harmful, and poison proofing your home. You can even prepare a pet poison first aid kit, as a “just in case” back up! Visit http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/pet-owners/basics/pet-poison-first-aid-kit/ to see how to assemble your kit,
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Signs of a skin condition include redness, irritation, flaking, being excessively dry or oily, and patchy hair loss. There are several common causes for skin conditions in dogs, they include: Allergies to food or environmental factors like pollen, mold or dust. Parasites like fleas, lice or mites. Hormonal Imbalances Bacterial Infections To determine which if
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