Welcome Dana, to the Patient Care Team!
We are extremely happy to welcome Dana to our Patient Care team.
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Two Puppies: Too Cute Not to Share
From start to finish, Willow and Leo were a delight, and we just had to share some pictures.
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Alert! Ticks Are Still Here!
We recently took all the ticks in the picture above off of one dog!
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Check Out Our New Intro Video!
We’re very proud to share our new video introduction to Blue Cross Animal Hospital. Click through to see a snapshot of a day in the life in our clinic, including some of the adorable pets who make our day worthwhile.
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Seven Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting Your Search For A Dog
Thinking about adding a new dog to your household can be exciting, but overwhelming too! We’ve put together a series of posts to help you through the process. This first post walks you through some of the factors about yourself and your household that you should ask yourself before you even begin your search.
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The Best Choice For Your Dog: A Nutritionally Balanced Diet
The FDA has recently released a third report on the emerging epidemic of canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), and it’s potential link to a number of “grain-free” dog foods.
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Happy Canada Day Weekend! Some Long Weekend Reminders
Welcome to the long weekend–it’s going to be a scorcher! To help you keep your pets safe and happy on this festive weekend, we’ve got a few tips.
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Five Things to Know About Microchipping Your Pet
Spring is here, and likely you and your pets are becoming more active outside. It’s a great time to talk about microchipping your pet.
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Happy Victoria Day: Some Tips to Keep it Safe and Enjoyable for your Pet!
Whether you are staying in the city or heading to the cottage, we hope the sun comes out and you enjoy the extra time off. We’ve compiled a short list of tips that should keep your weekend smooth and your pets happy.
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Introducing Licky Mats: Fear-Free Slow Feeding and Distraction
Introducing our newest Fear Free tool for keeping your pet’s fear, anxiety and stress low during procedures–Slow Treaters, or as we call them here, Licky Mats!
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Five More Reasons Why You Should Adopt a Senior Pet
A pet is considered to be senior when they are over the age of 7, as this is generally the age when most pets start to slow down a little. It’s also the age when they become much less likely to be adopted from shelters or rescues.
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Elaine’s Son Has a Chance to Go to the Little League World Series!
We’d like to re-introduce you to our technician, Elaine. Her son has the chance to go to the Little League World Series.
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