Swimmer’s Tail in Dogs: A Common Summer Problem for Active Dogs
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,
August 17, 2026
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
When a pet isn’t feeling well and the signs don’t point to a simple explanation, it can be an emotional and uncertain time for families.
Just like in people, your pet’s kidneys perform essential tasks that help regulate their entire body. These two small but powerful organs help remove waste,
Urinary tract disease is, unfortunately, a common problem among cats—particularly those that are middle-aged, overweight, or spend most of their time indoors. Known collectively as
Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is an umbrella term used to describe a group of problems associated with the lower urinary tract (bladder and
