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Dog ear infections: so many pet parents have been there. Ear infections are very common in dogs. In fact, they’re ranked as the third most common medical condition our dogs face. I saw them all the time in my clinic.
Sometimes they’re a symptom of a larger health issue, and sometimes they’re a result of something unavoidable.
But whatever the cause, it’s ...
The other day, we were watching a movie, and the main character was talking about how their cat would pee in the bathtub drain, joking about how “polite” the cat was. Another character mentioned that this could be because they have a bladder infection, which was news to me! As a dedicated dog mom, I’m not familiar with this behaviour… so, of course, I immediately dove into th...
We love a good hike in the forest. Taking in the sights and sounds and smells around us. Feeling the sun shine through the branches above… And our dogs probably love it even more than we do.
What we don’t love are ticks. Depending on where you live, ticks might be a big problem or a tiny one, but a tick check is always a good idea after a nice romp in the woods.
When we think about improving our pets’ health, we often focus on what’s in their bowl – but not always where it comes from. The truth is, the way food is grown and raised has a profound impact not only on the environment, but also on the nutritional quality of what we feed our animals.
That’s where regenerative farming comes in. It’s likely a term you’ve heard befo...
If you’ve ever lived with a cat who seems overly demanding, destructive, or even a little aggressive, you may have heard the term single cat syndrome. While it’s not a formal medical diagnosis, it’s a widely used term among behaviourists and pet parents to describe a collection of behavioural issues that can arise in cats who are raised without feline companionship –...