Spaying and Neutering of Cats: is it Necessary?
A cat reaches sexual maturity around the age of 5 to 8 months. Therefore, this means that they can start reproducing from a young age. Most of us have no desire to do cat breeding and we certainly do not...
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Potential Sources of Poisoning in Birds
This list is not exhaustive, because several sources of intoxication are still unknown to date. It is therefore recommended that you never let your bird eat or destroy anything that is not known to be safe. Birds are attracted to...
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Glucosamine
Glucosamine can be given for several health conditions - it is particularly useful as a preventative treatment for large breed dogs and aging animals. It is also commonly used in treatments when a change in the joint is present, such...
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Let’s Talk Rabies
We are often asked how important is vaccination against rabies, or if vaccination is required or still necessary. Rabies is an infectious disease of viral origin, which is usually transmitted when the saliva of an infected animal comes into contact...
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Encouraging Your Cat to Drink Water
Generally speaking, our felines are not big drinkers. It is important to make sure they are well hydrated in order to maintain good urinary tract health. Some will be more “choosy” depending on the type of water received or the...
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What is a Scratching Post and What is Its Use?
This is a very common tool but seldomly used properly or to its maximum potential. You probably know that cats are very complex and difficult beings. You can buy them the most beautiful cushion, they will prefer the bag that...
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Why Choose Professional Grooming From Your Pet’s Veterinary Clinic?
The reason is quite simple: grooming is directly related to your animal’s health. Indeed, when a groomer handles a dog or a cat, he is able to notice anomalies. Thus, the groomer can detect some irregularities or diseases, such as:...
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Training Your Puppy
Adopting a puppy opens the door to a great adventure! It is essential to be patient in the first weeks. Give your puppy time to learn how to live with his new family! Here are some points to remember for...
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