Like any baby or small child, kittens and puppies are extremely curious and will want to investigate everything! This means chewing, eating, licking, and knocking over anything they can get their little paws on!
DetailsAre Marijuana products safe for my dog or cat? In short, the answer is No.
DetailsThough there is little evidence that cats develop Lyme disease, they can get other severe tick-borne diseases such as Tularemia, Haemobartonellosis, and Ehrlichia.
DetailsCorn itself won’t hurt your dog, but corn cobs are extremely hazardous. Every summer we treat seriously ill dogs who have eaten corn cobs.
DetailsWelcome 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.
DetailsAs we swelter under the first extreme heat and humidity of the summer, it’s a good time to remind you that pets suffer more from the heat than we do. It’s very important to protect both dogs and cats from the dangers of high summer temperatures.
DetailsWe are very happy to welcome Emily to our patient care team. Emily brings her love for pets and her deeply caring nature to Blue Cross Animal Hospital.
DetailsWhether you are staying in the city or heading to the cottage, we hope you get a chance to get some sun and enjoy the extra time off. We’ve compiled a short summary of some posts that should keep your weekend smooth and your pets happy.
DetailsToday marks Dr. Hazel Eaglesome’s 30th anniversary at Blue Cross Animal Hospital.
DetailsIt’s been late in arriving but it is spring and spring means the parasites that seek out your dog are waking up and they’re hungry. Now is the time to test and protect your dog from the dangers of ticks and the diseases they carry.
DetailsIf your feline friend seems a little bit heavier recently, you aren’t alone. We’ve got some guidelines on how to tell if your cat is fat, and what to do about it.
DetailsA warm welcome to Lovelle on the Patient Care team, and to Lorna on our Client Care team.
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