How many times have you checked your cat’s temperature or listened to your dog’s heart rate? I am thinking, probably never, but good for you if you have. 

The holiday season is always a busy and fun time for most families, and we love to share these times with our furry family members.

Luckily, pets these days are living longer, but as they age, they can develop health problems and require special care. 

Your canine and feline companions need proper dental care to keep them healthy and smiling. Just like us, they also benefit from daily brushings.

Senior pets, unfortunately, usually spend more time at the shelter. Often older pets end up in animal shelters at no fault of their own.

There is a lot of information out there these days about the dangers of food additives, dyes and artificial ingredients.

Dental diets exist to help with dental hygiene and make the experience easy for the owner and pleasurable for the pet!

A considerable amount of work goes into running a great veterinary clinic. It takes a lot of different people to care for patients the way they deserve to be cared for. 

With more governments choosing to decriminalize marijuana and the recent surge in medicinal use in people, many are discussing its use in other species.

When Oliver came to live with us, he had a small list of medical problems. His two main issues were urinary blockages and obesity. 

October 17th, 2018 is now recognized in Canadian history as the day marijuana was federally legalized. What does this mean for your pet’s safety?