Pet Information Articles

03/18/21

PREVENTABLE SPRING PET HAZARDS

Want to get out and enjoy that spring weather with your pet? Dr. Sperry, DVM, says first consider these issues.

03/16/21

IS MY PET SICK, OR JUST SLEEPY?

Dr. Sperry, DVM, gives insight into sleeping in pets – form A to Zzzz!

02/16/21

Smile: February is National Pet Dental Health Month

Bad breath, brushing, toys that help clean - Dr. Sperry, DVM, provides insights into oral health dangers.

02/16/21

The Guide to Choosing a Veterinarian

How do I choose the best veterinarian for my furry friend? Dr. Sperry, DVM, provides a guide to making that critical decision.

02/15/21

DIY - Paw Imprints

Can’t get enough of your pet’s paws? Make an imprint of them using just a few ingredients you likely have in your pantry.

01/19/21

2021 RESOLUTIONS FOR YOU & YOUR PET

At the start of the year, we asked our community to 'paws' and reflect on what their pets would like to achieve this year.

01/14/21

VETERINARY Q&A: DO PETS GET COLDS?

Can my pet catch a cold? Our veterinarian discusses everything you want to know about colds and COVID-19 in pets.

11/24/20

Is A Vaccine To Prevent Cancer In Your Dog Coming Soon?

As a species, dogs are particularly susceptible to cancer. Approximately one in four dogs will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives. Fifty percent of dogs over ten years of age will develop cancer. Some breeds are more susceptible to cancer than others (1).

11/21/20

Homemade Pumpkin Dog Biscuits

Does your dog feel left out when you start your holiday baking? Include them in the festivities with these simple pumpkin flavoured biscuits. Pumpkin is a great source of fibre, zinc and vitamins, which can help your dog’s digestive health, skin and coat.

11/18/20

Tools For Managing Diabetes In Cats

Type II diabetes is a common disease in cats (1). It is an illness that occurs when the body loses its ability to manage sugar (glucose) levels in the blood properly. Decreased physical activity, increased carbohydrate intake, and obesity are all factors that predispose pet cats to diabetes.