Does your pet have a food allergy? Here’s what to watch for
Just like people, cats and dogs can suffer from food allergies. While not as common as environmental allergies, food se…
Touch the target – Enrichment game for cats
Does your cat ever get the “zoomies”? Although this behaviour is quite normal, it can also be an indicator that you…
How to teach “four-on-the-floor”
Training your dog “four-on-the-floor” is helpful to prevent unwanted jumping by teaching them to have all four feet…
Why a great vet matters more than you think
Choosing a veterinarian is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a pet parent. Just like humans, animals…
Tips to deter your dog from scavenging during walks
Do you find that your dog scavenges for items to eat on your walks? If daily walks are interrupted by your dog picking …
Tips for trimming your pet’s nails
Nail trimming can be seen as a source of stress for our animals and even for us as pet parents. It’s time to take the…
Why feeding wildlife does more harm than good
It may feel like a kind gesture to offer food to wildlife. Leaving out a few peanuts for the squirrels, bread for ducks…
Common reasons why cats “Meow” at their parents
Though some cats are more vocal than others, most cat parents will have experience conversing with their feline friends…
What to expect when caring for a deaf dog
Dogs, like humans, can experience varying degrees of disabilities, and while some are quite noticeable, hearing loss of…
The importance of trust building exercises
Trust building exercises build confidence in an animal through repetition of known behaviours. This allows them to know…
The Puppy Code : Mastering the Journey of Puppy Parenting
Guest blog by Dr Emmanuel Fontaine, Scientific Communications Veterinarian at Royal Canin North America
Every dog …
What is the “three pet rule”?
The “three-pet rule” is designed to help build trust and confidence by giving animals the agency and choice to deci…