Let’s have a little heart-to-heart about something many pet parents tend to overlook — the annual checkup. We get it. Life gets busy, your dog seems healthy, and before you know it, a whole year has flown by. But here’s the thing: skipping your dog’s annual checkup isn’t just risky for their health — it can… Continue reading Why Skipping Your Dog’s Annual Checkup Can Cost You Way More Later
If you’re a proud pet parent in Vancouver, you probably already know this city is one of the most beautiful places to live — for both humans and animals alike. But while we enjoy our lush parks, coastal trails, and rainy seasons, so do some unwanted visitors: parasites. And trust me, Vancouver has its own unique… Continue reading 5 Pet Parasite Problems Unique to Vancouver
Let’s be honest — our cats can be a little quirky. They’ll sprint through the house at 3 AM, chase invisible things, and occasionally, grace us with a face full of… less-than-fresh breath. If you’ve ever leaned in for a cuddle only to be greeted by a whiff of something that smells like rotten fish… Continue reading Decoding Your Cat’s Bad Breath: Is It Just Fishy or Something More?
Hey there, fellow pet parents! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re either thinking about spaying or neutering your furry friend or you’ve already booked the appointment and now your mind is buzzing with last-minute questions. Good — because this is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your pet’s health and happiness.… Continue reading Spay & Neuter: What Pet Owners Forget to Ask (But Should)
Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is an exciting time, but keeping them healthy requires more than just food, love, and playtime. One of the most crucial parts of early pet care is ensuring they receive all their vaccinations on schedule. Many pet owners wonder why puppies and kittens need multiple vaccine doses rather… Continue reading Why Puppies And Kittens Need Multiple Vaccine Doses
If your pet seems perfectly fine—active, eating well, and showing no signs of illness—you might wonder if an annual check-up is really necessary. After all, why go to the vet if your pet isn’t sick? The short answer: annual check-ups play a crucial role in maintaining your pet’s long-term health, preventing problems before they start,… Continue reading Are Annual Check-Ups Really Necessary for Healthy Pets?
As pet owners, we often think of our furry friends as happy, tail-wagging companions. But just like humans, pets can experience emotional distress, including depression and anxiety. Since they can’t express their feelings in words, it’s important to recognize the signs early and take action to help them feel better. Signs of Depression in Pets… Continue reading How to Recognize Depression and Anxiety in Pets
Pets are curious by nature, and while that can be adorable, it can also be dangerous when they get into things they shouldn’t. Every year, thousands of pets suffer from poisoning due to common household items. Many pet owners don’t realize just how many everyday products are toxic to their furry friends. From foods and… Continue reading The Most Common Pet Toxins: How to Pet-Proof Your Home
If you’ve ever wondered whether your pet can catch the flu, you’re not alone. Many pet owners notice their dog or cat sneezing or feeling under the weather and worry it might be something contagious—especially during flu season. While dogs and cats don’t catch the exact same flu as humans, they do have their own… Continue reading Can Dogs and Cats Really Get the Flu? Understanding Pet Viruses
When it comes to your cat’s health, dental care might not be the first thing on your mind. However, dental issues, particularly abscesses, can cause severe pain and lead to serious health complications if left untreated. A dental abscess is a pocket of infection that forms around a tooth root, often due to bacterial buildup,… Continue reading The Dangers of Cat Dental Abscesses and How to Spot Them Early
