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• October 5, 2020

  Five tips to keep your pet healthy

  Sponsored by our friends at Royal Canin As with your own health, ongoing preventative care will help prevent larger problems down the road. It is important to bring your pet to the veterinarian once a year (or twice a year for senior pets), which will provide an opportunity to weigh your pet, have their mouth […]

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• September 21, 2020

  How much exercise does my cat need?

  Making sure your cat is healthy and happy includes exercise and playtime. Our friends at Royal Canin Canada have a great resource for weight management that talks all about the exercise your cat needs! How much exercise does my cat need? To stay happy and healthy, Royal Canin says indoor cats need to spend a […]

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• August 3, 2020

  Pet safety tips for Civic Holiday

  With the long weekend approaching, don’t forget about your pets when you’re making your plans. It is important to remember safety tips to ensure that everyone has a good time! Here are some reminders to ensure you and your pet have a happy and safe weekend.  Firework Safety  If you are planning on setting off some fireworks, remember that they can be frightening to your pets. Be […]

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• June 4, 2020

  Helping your cat maintain a healthy weight

  As we begin to resume more of our more pre-pandemic routines, our schedules are likely quite different than they used to be. The same thing holds true for our animals. They may be fed at new times, and they may be consuming more food and snacks. Their playtime and physical activity might also be different […]

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• June 1, 2020

  Pet tips: Grooming your pet from home

  Looking for more grooming tips heading into the Spring season? Here are some helpful blogs to get you started.   3 helpful tips for grooming your cat Taking care of your cat’s fur has many rewards, and not only will your look and feel fabulous, but it will also reduce the amount of cat hair […]

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• October 20, 2026

  What to expect when adopting a guinea pig

  Adopting a guinea pig? Learn what to expect, including housing, nutrition, social needs and health care tips, to help your new pet thrive in their forever home.

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• Community Spay/Neuter Clinic – Muskoka

  A one-day community spay/neuter clinic for cats and dogs at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society Muskoka Animal Centre in Bracebridge on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Appointments are limited, so register online to book.

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• Community Spay/Neuter Clinic – Midland

  A one-day community spay/neuter clinic for cats and dogs at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society Midland and District Animal Centre in Port McNicoll on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Appointments are limited, so register online to book.

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• October 8, 2026

  Keep pets safe this Thanksgiving weekend!

  Keep pets safe this Thanksgiving weekend! For many, the Thanksgiving weekend can be a time to get together with friends and family to enjoy a meal together. Before you get together, check out our animal safety tips to keep everyone happy and healthy this holiday – including our furry family members! Food dangers If you’re […]

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• October 6, 2026

  Creating the purrfect space for your kitten

  Creating the purrfect space for your kitten Bringing home a kitten is an exciting time, and creating a safe, comfortable space will help them settle in and feel at home. From keeping food and water away from the litter box to providing cozy places to sleep, climb and play, a few simple changes can make […]

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• September 29, 2026

  Why do dogs get the zoomies?

  Your furry friend is racing around the house as if being chased by an invisible playmate. It started with a play bow and then he was off, doing circuits of the house like a whirlwind. He seems to be enjoying himself, but why is he behaving this way? He has a case of Frenetic Random Activity Periods […]

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• Orangeville Community Spay/Neuter Clinic Booking Page

  2026 Veterinary Service Fees NOTE: It is recommended that you have your pet vaccinated at least two weeks prior to your spay/neuter appointment. Animals that have been vaccinated previously should be accompanied by proof of vaccination. Should you be unable to have this done in advance, vaccines can also be given at the time of surgery. […]

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