As of August 1, 2024, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has implemented new regulations concerning the entry of pets into the USA. 

I love puppies and dogs of all ages, but I would have to say after adopting two senior dogs, I would not hesitate to adopt another.

Food allergies are a common health problem in dogs and are not rare in cats. Allergies to dietary ingredients can cause dermatological (skin and ear) or gastrointestinal issues.

With the trees changing colour, so have our daily schedules. Gone are the late-night dinners, thrown back to the hustle and bustle of school, various clubs, events, teams sports.

We all know how hard it is to leave our furry friends for a few hours, let alone an extended time. When you need to be away, who can you trust to look after your pet?

Travelling or moving overseas can be a significant undertaking, especially if you are bringing a pet. There is a potential risk of disease or parasite transmission.

Rabies is a zoonotic disease, which means it can be transmitted from animals to humans. Rabies is caused by a virus that is transmitted via the saliva of infected mammals.

While summertime brings sunshine and fun – there are some lesser-known dangers of being out and about!

Roundworms, Hookworms, Whipworms, oh my! A recent study found that 33.9% of dogs and 31.8% of cats that came from shelters were positive for an intestinal parasite.

Almost any wild or cultivated plant can cause stomach upset in dogs and cats when a large enough volume is consumed.

It’s something that we hope never happens to our pet – they accidentally get out of our house or yard, and they go missing.

Now that the dog days of summer are here, it’s essential to make the most out of it. It is our responsibility to keep our canine companions out of trouble; some tips...