The first question you will likely have is, “what the heck is gingivostomatitis?!!!”  Gingivostomatitis is inflammation of the gums and the entire oral cavity. 

Parvovirus is a virus that is found in the soil and dog’s stool.  It is a hardy virus and survives winters. Puppies in particular are the most susceptible to this virus.

Ear mites are the most common mange mite in cats and dogs, and most often seen in cats. They are tiny white parasites that live in the ear canal, and can drive your pet crazy!

We welcome all clients to call the clinic, or come in and speak with a staff member about a tailored parasite prevention program for your dog!

A lot of the time these people are considering rehoming or euthanizing their long term family member because they are anxious about the things that happen at home.

Puppies and kittens initially get immunity from their mother but by 8 weeks of age this protection is starting to decrease and puppies become prone to getting sick

All of the snow melting around us reveals a parasite haven! Dog feces that were not picked up can harbour infective eggs, such as roundworms and hookworms.

There are NO labelled Health Canada approved cannabis products available at this time. Veterinarians, therefore, cannot legally prescribe/recommend it for your pet.

If you have been thinking about adopting a dog, here are some reasons to add to the PRO list!

Pet therapy, also referred to as animal-assisted therapy, helps to improve patients mental, physical, social, and emotional functioning with the aid of animals.

There are so many ways to bring a new furry friend into your life! Let’s explore the pros and cons of Adopting VS Shopping.

With advance planning and preparation, both you and your pet will have a more enjoyable travel experience.