by Kelvin Liu | Mar 25, 2023 | Cats, Disease and Symptoms, Dogs, Parasites, Pet Care, Pet Safety, Pet Tips, Wellness
Heartworm infection can become a life threatening illness very quickly if not rapidly diagnosed and treated, it is arguably one of the most important parasites to protect dogs against. According to statistics, approximately 100 000 cases of heartworm are reported...
by Kelvin Liu | Feb 25, 2023 | Cats, Disease and Symptoms, Dogs, Parasites, Pet Care, Pet Safety, Pet Tips, Wellness
Ticks and fleas are a growing concern in Southern Ontario and for its residing animals. Ticks and fleas are both classified as ectoparasites, which means that they live outside of the body. They seek warmth within the fur of animals and feed on their blood. Owners...
by Kelvin Liu | Jan 25, 2023 | Cats, Dental, Disease and Symptoms, Dogs, Nutrition, Pet Care, Pet Tips, Surgical, Wellness
Dental health in pets is just as important as it is in people. Poor dental health can result in a multitude of issues, which is why we offer free dental examinations all year round to all patients (including new ones)! Most people visit the dentist regularly and we...
by Kelvin Liu | Dec 27, 2022 | Cats, Disease and Symptoms, Dogs, Pet Care, Pet Safety, Pet Tips, Toxicity, Wellness
Antifreeze: The chemical compound in antifreeze that is responsible for toxicity in pets is known as ethylene glycol, an odorless but sweet tasting liquid that is commonly used in most households, especially during the cold winter months. The most common way that pets...
by Kelvin Liu | Aug 29, 2022 | Behavioural, Cats, Dogs, Pet Care, Pet Safety, Pet Tips, Wellness
We have exciting news to share! Our clinic is officially certified and recognized as a fear free clinic – which also means that all of our staff are certified as well. We already strive to keep pets happy and minimally stressed upon their visits with us,...
by Kelvin Liu | Jun 29, 2022 | Dogs, Pet Care, Pet Safety, Pet Tips, Wellness
Heat stroke and thermal injuries are a common concern for dog owners in the warm summer months. Unlike humans, dogs do not have the ability to “sweat” to relieve heat through their skin. Instead, they release heat in the form of panting and can also relieve heat...
