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With nicer weather approaching, many of our animals are happy to be able to spend more time outdoors! Unfortunately, being outdoors exposes them to parasites, like ear mites.

Going away and need someone to take care of your pet? Here are somethings you need to communicate before leaving your pets with a sitter.

Gastrointestinal parasites in dogs and cats become an issue every spring in Saskatchewan. The most common parasites/worms here are roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms.

Is your pet ready for spring? Take a look at the following recommendations to ensure your pet’s health and safety while we head into a new season.

If you live with an indoor cat, chances are you’ve experienced a urinary accident. But what if the issue is more severe than simply missing the litter box?

Perhaps the most common superstition, many people believe owning a black cat or even seeing a black cat can bring them bad luck

Polydactyly is a congenital physical anomaly which causes cats to be born with extra toes.  This condition can affect cats of all breeds but is commonly seen in Maine Coons.  

If your cat is anything like my house-lion Preid, thoroughly examining their mouth is likely not an easy task!

If you’re an avid winter walker, your dog is likely to be walking through or even eating chemicals or road salts that are used to melt the ice on roads!

The ultimate goal is to keep your pet happy & healthy for as long as possible! We want them to live out their years with minimal to no complications just like you do. 

Dogs feel pain every bit as much as people do but most dogs have evolved to hide signs of pain because it could make them vulnerable to attacks by rival dogs. 

Often we don’t pay much attention to our dog’s paws unless there is something wrong with them. Here are some fun facts about dog paws you may not have known