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As of August 1, 2024, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has implemented new regulations concerning the entry of dogs into the USA.

Do you know the most common disease in dogs and cats? It is not liver or kidney disease, or even thyroid disease. It is dental disease!

Have you ever bought a plant to decorate for the holidays or dropped a vitamin accidentally? As these things do happen and can cause a potential pet poison risk.

Skunks do not see or hear very well and are very slow-moving, so they spray as a form of defence and protection. Skunks can spray up to 15 feet, so be aware.

For most dog owners, the name kennel cough is very misleading. It suggests that kennel cough or Bordetella tracheobronchitis only affects dogs in kennels.

As the holiday season approaches and you plan a getaway, remember these tips if you're bringing pets along.

We all enjoy a little something special every once in a while, why not try the following easy recipe to treat your bird one day!

In North America, obesity is the most common preventable disease affecting dogs. It is estimated that 25-30% of the general canine population is overweight.

While most of our blog topics relate to the health of your furry friends, this one is specific to Lyme disease and your health.

The time for tick protection is now! The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and our vets want you to know that the ideal time to begin tick protection is before exposure.

Dental Health is such an essential part of your dog’s overall health. We recommend having a yearly dental checkup with a veterinarian.

Cats and dogs need their teeth brushed every day just as we need to brush our teeth.