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Ear Mites in Cats and Dogs: What to Look for and How to Treat Them
By Katie, RVT Our clinic sees ear mites fairly regularly and often owners don’t know their pets are infected because they are microscopic. If you suspect your pet has ear mites, it is crucial to get them to the vet to have their ears swabbed and check under a microscope as soon as possible. Female […]
Why Adopt an Older Dog
Puppies are adorable, but come with some challenges. If you are considering dog ownership, or adding to your brood, here are some reasons to consider adopting a dog. They are (usually) trained. Older dogs typically have already been house trained and know to go outside. Adopting an older dog can help you avoid smelly messes. […]
Marijuana Toxicity in Pets is On the Rise!
With the legalization of marijuana, the number of animals, particularly dogs, experiencing cannabis toxicity has taken a jump. The CVMA (Canadian Veterinary Medical Association) released information from the U.S. Pet Poison Hotline this fall that showed a jump in reports of pets in Canada being exposed to CBD and cannabis containing THC. In the first half of […]
When Does Your Pet Require Vet Care?
What is proactive and reactive vet care A common misconception is that a vet’s main purpose is with “reactive” care. Reactive care is the treatment given in response to an illness or injury, while proactive care is the preventive care we give to our pets to ensure they do not get ill, or to catch […]
