Tetanus in Dogs and Cats: Recognizing the Signs of a Rare Neurologic Emergency
Most pet owners have heard of tetanus, often referred to as “lockjaw,” but many are surprised to learn that dogs and cats can develop the
August 24, 2026
Most pet owners have heard of tetanus, often referred to as “lockjaw,” but many are surprised to learn that dogs and cats can develop the
Summer in British Columbia means more time outdoors, more lake days, more swimming, and more adventures with our dogs. While most dogs love these activities,
For many dogs in the Lower Mainland, summer means trips to lakes, rivers, beaches, and fishing spots with their families. Whether you’re spending the day
Most pet owners know that leaving a dog or cat in a parked vehicle is dangerous. What many people don’t realize is how quickly a
National Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15 is often associated with fire prevention and emergency preparedness. Those are important conversations, but from an Emergency
National Pet Hydration Awareness Month serves as an important reminder that dehydration is one of the most common medical concerns veterinarians encounter during the summer
June 26 is recognized globally as the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. While this day is often centered on human health, it
Pets explore the world with their mouths—and sometimes that curiosity gets them into trouble. From socks and toys to food scraps and outdoor debris, swallowing
Emergencies rarely come with a warning—and when they do happen, pets are often the most vulnerable members of the family. June is National Pet Preparedness
