September is recognized and celebrated by veterinarians, veterinary staff, shelters, rescues, pet owners and insurance companies as Pet Insurance Month. 

Adopting a dog can be a very positive and rewarding experience. There are some things you should consider when adopting a new dog before you welcome them into your home.

Halloween is a festive and fun time of year for not only children and adults but can also be for your pets as well. Pet owners just need to be aware of there animals safety. 

September is Pet Health Insurance Month. Not everyone is familiar with pet insurance and its benefits or the huge relief that a client feels when met with a large bill.

It is important to teach yourself and your children how to interact with a dog properly, and how to read their body language. To help ensure your safety, follow these tips.

No matter the shape, size, or colour, all dogs are capable of enriching our lives and making our world a brighter place. 

One of the most common problems a veterinary clinic may hear about is how destructive or crazy their dog is when left alone.

Easter for pets means a time of multiple temptations to chew, ingest, lick and taste things that may not be good for them. 

Spaying or castrating your young, healthy pet will reduce certain infections, cancers and possible behavioural issues that could occur in later life.

Have you ever heard of Pet Sitters Week? To be honest, before starting this blog it was something we had never heard of but found it should be something talked about more.

November is known as National Diabetes Month to help spread awareness to pet owners of the growing problem of diabetes mellitus in cats and dogs. If untreated, it can be fatal.

Rainbow Bridge Pet Remembrance day is August 28th. This day was founded to remember those furry family members that have crossed the rainbow bridge.