Coccidiosis in Dogs
Coccidia can be the bane of some kennels’ existence. This parasitic organism is present wherever dogs are found globally. Here’s how we can fight coccidia the smart way.
Senior Pets: Transitioning into the Golden Years
As your pet ages, it can be difficult to see your once energetic pup begin to slow down or your formerly frisky feline begin to lose their playful spark.
Help Your Pet Adapt to Life as a Senior
Making subtle changes to their lifestyle can make their transition more comfortable. Follow these tips to help your senior pet get the most out of their golden years.
Signs of Depression in Pets
Just like humans, pets suffer from mental illnesses too. Any sudden changes can cause your pet to experience a mental illness like depression. Pet parents can look out for these symptoms of depression in their pets.
Benefits of Adding Fruits and Vegetables to your Dog’s Diet this Fall
You can add these healthy foods to your dog’s diet as a snack or a side with their breakfast and dinner. Check out all the health benefits these foods have for your pet below!
Dog Chiropractic Care
More and more Canadian pet owners are turning to specialists to complement their pet’s veterinary care and improve their overall health and happiness.
Dog Games: Unique Games to Play With Dogs
When your dog wants to play and you’re bored with the same old game of fetch, try taking a page out of Andre Yeu’s handbook. The Karen Pryor-trained dog handler, and head trainer for Toronto’s reputable training outfit When Hounds Fly gave us some ideas and inspiration for some unique games you can play with your pup rain or shine.
Hide and Seek
Have a helper hold onto your dog while you show the dog some irresistible treats and toys he’s sure to go nuts for. Then run away and hide in a wooded area or behind a shed where he can’t see you.
Four Ways to Reduce Stress in Pet Cats
Dr. Sperry, DVM, provides best practices on combating stress in your feline friend. Learn ways to read the signs and tackle the source.
How to Reduce Your Cat’s Stress
New seasons and routines can cause stress and anxiety to your cat. The changing weather, returning to school and work and more or less outdoor time can all put cats on edge. Lets learn to see the signs, make some changes and help our feline friends to relax.
The Guide to Choosing a Veterinarian
Pet Plus Us approves Dr. Sperry DVM’s guide to choosing a Veterinarian will answer all your important questions on what to look for when selecting your vet.