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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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September 29, 2026
Why Do Dogs Get the Zoomies?
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 […]
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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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Muskoka 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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Community Spay/Neuter Clinics
Choose your clinic Note: These clinics do not have the capacity to provide emergency care or treat injured or sick animals.
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September 24, 2026
House training your adult dog
House training your adult dog Many adult dogs are not fully house-trained for a variety of reasons, including their family’s lack of training knowledge, illness, or the dog’s prior history. Fortunately, adult dogs – even those who’ve had a disadvantaged start in life – can learn an appropriate time and place to go! By following the 10 steps below, you’ll be well on your way to having a […]
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Midland 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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September 22, 2026
5 fall pet hazards you wouldn’t expect
5 fall pet hazards you wouldn’t expect As we step into fall, with the crunch of leaves beneath our feet and our paws, it is important to be aware of safety concerns that come with the season. Here are five fall pet hazards you wouldn’t expect: Acorns and oak leaves Acorns contain tannins, which can upset your furry friend’s digestive tract if ingested. […]
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September 15, 2026
What your rabbit’s body language is telling you
What your rabbit’s body language is telling you If you’re considering adopting a rabbit, or if you already have one in your home – it’s important to understand rabbit behaviour and body language. Rabbits are prey animals and timid by nature, so you need to be patient if your rabbit seems shy at first. Hand feeding treats helps to engage the rabbit and reinforce social […]
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August 31, 2026
Back to school: Separation anxiety and pets
With the school season coming back in full swing, your family will be adjusting to the new schedule – and that includes your pets! Your furry family member may need time to adjust to a change in schedule. Separation anxiety can occur for pets when they are used to having you around all the time. […]
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August 20, 2026
Protecting your pet from sunburn
When summer temperatures climb, most of us remember to reach for sunscreen before heading outside. What many pet parents don’t realize is that our animals need protection from the sun too. Sunburn in cats and dogs is more common than people think, and it can lead to serious health problems if left unaddressed. Which pets are most at […]
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