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How to Remove a Tick
How to Remove a Tick

How to Remove a Tick

The most important thing to remember when dealing with ticks is PAIR: (Product, Avoid, Inspect, & Remove).

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Hairballs in Cats
Hairballs in Cats

Hairballs in Cats

Typically in a healthy kitty the hair that’s ingested makes its way through the stomach and intestine and comes out in the feces.

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Catch up on Catnip
Catch up on Catnip

Catch up on Catnip

Catnip is a flowered plant that contains a chemical ingredient called nepetalactone. This chemical often has a stimulating effect on cats, triggering a behavioural response.

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Canine Vaccines
Canine Vaccines

Canine Vaccines

Why do we vaccinate our dogs and what are we protecting them from? There are so many vaccines available to us now and with a lot of extra information on the internet.

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Tick-Borne Diseases
Tick-Borne Diseases

Tick-Borne Diseases

Ticks are an external parasite that is growing in population here in Nova Scotia. They are eight-legged and seeking a blood meal from their hosts.

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New Kitten – What Now?
New Kitten – What Now?

New Kitten – What Now?

So you got a new kitten? Congratulations and welcome to the crazy cat lady or gent starter kit! I want to talk about everything to expect when you are expecting a new mini-lion.

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Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats
Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats

Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats

What is it and what are the important things to know? It is a persistent loss of kidney function over time. It takes at least 75% loss of kidney function before we see signs.

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Common Vet Myths – Canine & Feline Spays
Common Vet Myths – Canine & Feline Spays

Common Vet Myths – Canine & Feline Spays

What is a spay or Ovariohysterectomy? A spay is when we remove a female’s reproductive organs to prevent the possibility of pregnancy.

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Common Vet Myths – Tick Control
Common Vet Myths – Tick Control

Common Vet Myths – Tick Control

The Lyme vaccine negates the use of tick prevention – In a perfect world, we would have a routine vaccine that would prevent Lyme disease 100%.

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Why does he do that! The serial humper
Why does he do that!?! The serial humper…

Why does he do that! The serial humper

Often dog owners assume that mounting is sexual in nature and will stop once the pet has been neutered.

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Feline Biting and Aggression
Feline Biting and Aggression

Feline Biting and Aggression

There are many possible causes behind a cat acting aggressively. Aggression can take many forms, and the solution to this depends on the cause.

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Heat Stroke in Dogs
Heat Stroke in Dogs

Heat Stroke in Dogs

The hot days of summer are upon us & heat can affect our pets as much as it affects us. Heat stroke also known as hyperthermia is a concern for dogs on very hot or humid days.

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