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
When your pet starts limping, slowing down on walks, or hesitating to jump and play, it’s natural to worry. Joint problems are one of the
Whether it’s a sock, a string, or something out of the trash, pets are known for getting into things they shouldn’t. At Boundary Bay Veterinary
If you have noticed your dog favouring their hind leg, you may want to have them checked by your family veterinarian or make an appointment
Humans can be very expressive about pain, but our pets are not always as capable of expressing pain. While some animals may experience acute pain
If you are a pet parent, it is important to look for signs of health problems and irritations in your pet. Some of the most
Across the globe, veterinarians and other animal-oriented professionals recognize February as Spay/Neuter Awareness Month. Often confused with one another, a spay is the reproductive sterilization
Pregnancies in dogs can be an exciting time for pet owners. Who doesn’t love the idea of new puppies? However, sometimes the birth process doesn’t
