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Tips for Helping Your Cat into Their Carrier!
It’s very important that your cats come in for an annual exam. However, a trip to the veterinary office is often stressful and we often skip them as a result.
Read MoreWater Diabetes or Diabetes Insipidus
When we discuss diabetes, the most common disease we think about is diabetes mellitus, also called insulin or sugar, diabetes. There is a less common form of diabetes, called diabetes insipidus (DI). It is a disorder that affects water metabolism in the body, that prevents the body from conserving water.
Read MoreFox Lungworm
Fox lungworm (Crenosoma vulpis) is considered endemic in fox populations of the Northeastern United States and the Maritime provinces. In Canadian dogs, fox lungworm infection has been reported in ON, PQ, NB, NS, PEI, NL.
Read MoreDogs Seem to Love Porcupines, Unfortunately for Them!
Porcupines are small slow-moving herbivorous critters, that are largely nocturnal. They are most likely to be investigating and eating at dusk and throughout the night.
Read MoreTreatment and Control of Ticks in Cats
It is important to protect cats from ticks, just as much as dogs. Here are some ways to control, prevent and treat ticks in cats.
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