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  • October 29, 2026

    14 Halloween safety tips to prevent your dog from being spooked

    14 Halloween safety tips to prevent your dog from being spooked Guest blog by Ceva Animal Health Trick-or-treating at Halloween brings endless fun to kids of all ages. Lots of sweets and candy, dressing up in scary costumes and knocking on doors can be fun for humans – but what about our dogs? How do […]

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  • August 7, 2026

    Cool treats and hot tips: 3 pupsicle recipes to treat your dog this summer

    When the sun is blazing, there’s nothing better than a cold treat, especially for our furry friends. Keeping pets cool during the summer is essential. That’s why the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is encouraging pet parents to take the No Hot Pets pledge at nohotpets.ca to help keep animals safe this summer.   One fun way to keep your dog cool at home? […]

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  • July 3, 2026

    5 tips to ensuring a safe trip with your dog

    Leaving your dog behind when you go away can be hard, so it’s not surprising when pet owners choose to take their dog with them. Now that summer is here, you might be considering traveling on a long or short trip with your dog.  Ahead of the big day, it’s worth spending some time preparing for what they’ll need during the journey […]

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  • May 19, 2026

    Tips to take the stress out of moving day for your dog

    If you’ve ever had to move to a new house, you know there is a lot to think about leading up to the big day.  Moves are exciting, but they can also be very stressful for us as well as our furry friends. To help the day go smoothly and reduce the impact on your canine pal, here are some tips.   […]

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  • May 12, 2026

    Cottage safety tips for your dog

    During the summer months, many families are packing up for weekends at the cottage – and bringing their furry family members along for the adventure. While a getaway can be fun for everyone, the cottage environment is often very different from your pet’s usual routine at home. From unfamiliar surroundings to new seasonal hazards, keeping a few safety tips […]

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  • March 27, 2026

    Leash pulling and reactivity: Dog training tips

    Imagine you’re walking down the street with your pup, and you see someone else walking their dog ahead of you. Your dog sees them, too. He starts barking, jumping around, and performing other unwanted behaviours. What do you do?   Here are some tips to help calm your dog and reduce reactivity.  What you can do about leash pulling […]

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  • January 19, 2026

    Winter grooming tips for your dog

    How does winter impact your dog’s grooming routine? In Canada’s harsh winters, exposure to cold air and snow can cause dry, itchy skin, cracked paws or discomfort during walks. In this blog, we share key tips to care for your dog’s coat, paws and skin, during the winter months.   Winter grooming   Grooming is an important part of keeping your dog’s coat, skin, and […]

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  • December 16, 2025

    Adoption tips: Dog-to-dog introductions

    Planning to bring home a new dog? Here are some helpful adoption tips for dog-to-dog introductions.   Introducing two unfamiliar dogs can be an exciting and stressful event for all involved, but with a solid plan in place, you can help things go smoothly and facilitate a lifelong friendship.   Important tips:   Step 1: Introductions/getting started   Take a walk together. […]

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  • August 4, 2025

    Tips to get your dog’s attention through the “watch me” technique

    Teaching your dog what “watch me” means is a great way to get their attention. This trick is helpful when you want your dog to focus on you instead of getting distracted. Here are six easy steps on how to teach this to your dog!  What you’ll need:  Step 1:  Step 2:  Step 3:  Step 4:  Step 5:  Step 6:     If this information was helpful, […]

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  • June 6, 2025

    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 up sticks, grass, or any other little treats from nature, that’s because scavenging is a natural behaviour that dogs express – some more than others. However, it is possible to train your […]

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  • April 14, 2025

    Adoption tips: Cat-to-dog introductions

    Adding a cat or a dog to a home where there is an existing dog or cat can pose a challenge, but it is not impossible. They may or may not become fast friends, but with the right introductions, they can learn to share the same house.   Important tips:   Always ask your veterinarian before introducing […]

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  • March 31, 2025

    Tips to overcome your dog’s resource guarding

    Resource guarding, also known as “possessive aggression,” occurs when a dog displays protective behaviours over items they consider valuable. This behaviour can include food, toys, or even people. It’s a natural behaviour rooted in their ancestral need to protect resources. While some dogs may have a genetic predisposition to resource guarding, it can also be […]

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