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Canine Megaesophagus: Willow's Journey
Canine Megaesophagus: Our Journey with Willow

Canine Megaesophagus: Willow's Journey

At our vet visit, our doctor explained that Willow had a condition called megaesophagus, and she would probably die from it at a young age even if it was managed properly. 

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Esophageal Feeding Tubes in Cats
Esophageal Feeding Tubes in Cats

Esophageal Feeding Tubes in Cats

It is a known fact that good nutrition and adequate hydration are critical to maintaining good health. When pets are ill, the caloric demands are increased.

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My Experience with Pet insurance
My Experience with Pet insurance

My Experience with Pet insurance

Before my time working in a clinic if you had asked me if I felt needed pet insurance for any of my pets I would have said no. 

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Senior Pets, Age is Not a Disease
Senior Pets, Age is Not a Disease

Senior Pets, Age is Not a Disease

Ageing is something that everyone and every species deal with, and for the most part, the experience is the same across the board. 

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My Pet Has A Lump- Should I Be Worried?
My Pet Has A Lump- Should I Be Worried?

My Pet Has A Lump- Should I Be Worried?

A common question I am asked is about lumps that pet owners have found on their pets.  These can be lumps on the surface of the skin or under the skin. 

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What Makes Our Cat Room a “Cat Room"
What Makes Our Cat Room Truly a “Cat Room”

What Makes Our Cat Room a “Cat Room"

We have taken the optimum steps to become a Cat-Friendly Practice and are certified by The American Association of Feline Practitioners.

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My Experience with Acupuncture Treatment
My Experience with Acupuncture Treatment

My Experience with Acupuncture Treatment

I rescued Cruizer at 5 months old, he's now 10. Three years ago he was diagnosed with a chronic form of Intervertebral Disc Disease, and this is experience with acupuncture

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Elderdog Canada: A Bond for Life
Elderdog Canada: A Bond for Life

Elderdog Canada: A Bond for Life

ElderDog Canada is a national, community-based, non-profit organization. ElderDog is run by volunteers, whose work is dedicated to the well-being of older people and older dogs. 

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Brushing my Cat’s Teeth
Brushing my Cat’s Teeth

Brushing my Cat’s Teeth

Brushing my cat’s teeth? Are you kidding?  Do you KNOW my cat? Do you wish me harm? Will you cover my medical expenses? 

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Bloat aka Gastric Dilation and Volvulus
Bloat aka Gastric Dilation and Volvulus

Bloat aka Gastric Dilation and Volvulus

I had a German Shepherd dog named Salo, he was such a wonderful boy.  He was a very large tan and black shepherd with a beautiful black saddle on his back and about 110lbs.  

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The Indestructible Dog Toy
The Indestructible Dog Toy

The Indestructible Dog Toy

I love my dogs but they destroy everything and anything they can get their mouths on: clothes, slippers, toys, and their favorite, socks.

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What to Know About Kennel Cough
What to Know About Kennel Cough

What to Know About Kennel Cough

The typical signs are a hacking, choking cough that sounds like something is stuck in the throat. Some dogs will even gag or bring up some clear foam or fluid.

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