Many clients have been concerned about the well-being of their pets amidst the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus that has recently escalated to pandemic levels across the world. While each of us have become hyper aware of every sniff, cough or sneeze (emanating from our own bodies, as well as those around us), we can’t
Life is busy and unpredictable, which can put pet parents in some especially precarious positions. Whether you’re leaving town for a few days or trying to balance your professional and social life with the health and happiness of your pet, having a pet sitter can substantially increase your pet’s quality of life while simultaneously alleviating
Keeping your dog or cat safe during the holidays can be a difficult task. With so many distractions and potential dangers around the holidays like breakable ordainments, presents, open sockets, are just a few of the dangers. Let’s take a look at some simple ways you can save your pet from harm these holidays, but
Deciding on the best veterinarian in Vancouver for your pet is one of the most important decisions that a pet owner has to make. There are a lot of different considerations, and at the end of the day, your decision will, of course, have a big impact on the care and happiness of your pet.
When the time comes to say goodbye to your pet, it can make the grieving process easier if you can work with a Vancouver veterinarian in conjunction with a good cremation service that can honour your pet in the most meaningful way. You may not be aware, but it’s not permitted to bury your pet
For many pet owners, one of the hardest things is to teach your pets not to stay on the couch. As soon as you turn your head, leave the room, they are up on the furniture again. It can be annoying when you have a guest over, especially when they are not used to pets
Halloween is generally a difficult time for pets. People are dressed up in strange costumes, setting off firecrackers and knocking on doors – all behaviour that can cause pets huge anxiety. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t have fun with your animals during this season. Here are a couple of things you can do that are fun
Now that the Vancouver weather has turned for the worse and we're having more rain, your daily routine has likely changed. You're probably not going out as much in this wet weather. However, have you ever wondered how your pet is effected by the change?
Although it's nearing the end of Summertime, the warm weather is still set to continue for the next foreseeable future. For pet owners, the humidity and great outdoors can bring about some unexpected dangers. While you're enjoying the season with your pet, keep in mind your pet may not have the same experience. We've listed
It is advisable to keep your pets away from Kits Beach for the foreseeable future. Nearly two weeks after it was reopened for swimming, Vancouver’s Kits Beach was closed once again because of an E.Coli outbreak. Vancouver Coastal Health water sample found over 1,700 E. coli per 100 millilitres of water. Under Canadian recreational water
We all want the best for our furry friends, which is why when it comes to food, we want to find the most sustainable and nutritious option. Raw foodism, or the practice of consuming uncooked ingredients, has been buzzing around for the last few decades. However, recently, Raw foodism or rawism has become an ongoing
Vancouver has had some great weather early in summer which has allowed pet lovers to spend some time outdoors with their pets. But summer isn’t all fun and games. Heatwaves and prolonged dry spells can cause problems for both humans and pets alike. You may think looking after your pets in hot weather comes down
Summer is finally here—what better way to enjoy the sunshine than to go for a walk with your favourite companion? While you may enjoy the change of scenery, flowers in full bloom and all, make sure to keep your eyes on where your dog or cat may dig their paws. Certain plants, including commonly seen flowers,
If you have a pet, you know how hard it is to keep your home clean – especially during Spring time when your dogs and cats are shedding their winter coat. Pets also spend more time outdoors during these months which results in most mud and dirt everywhere. While it’s not fun cleaning, having a
Therapeutic laser treatments have been around since the early 2000s, generally in chiropractic clinics. Patients have had such success with them that we are increasingly seeing their use with pets as well. In the United States, for example, many vets have been using lasers on pets for at least five or ten years for a
You have to love the Vancouver weather. One day we get snow, the next it’s a beautiful sunny day. As the days become longer, you’ll be spending more time outside with your dog. However, the more time you walk and hike, the more your dog will be exposed to fleas, ticks, and parasites which also
We all have the type of people who dote over their pets. They always seem to be out for walks, post doggy pictures up on social media and always seem to steer the conversation to their pets’ habits. For these friends, we’ve put together a list of things you can get them this Christmas. Luckily
This Remembrance Day we honour the veterans who gave up so much to fight for freedom but we should also stop for a moment to consider all the animals who serve alongside emergency services as well. Whether they are police dogs, RCMP horses, or the bomb-sniffing dogs, these animals help us stay safe and protect us
It’s every girl’s dream to go to horse summer camp and take riding lessons. Horse camp allows you the freedom to learn new skills and develop new friends – both animal and human. In fact, a horse summer camp can give you and or that special someone a chance of a lifetime. 1. Do Your
One of the biggest issues facing seniors in today’s generation is loneliness, especially as their friends and family members slowly pass away. One of the best ways to combat this loneliness is with a pet, but obviously, not all pets are good for seniors, depending on their demeanor, age, type, and other factors. In fact,
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