December 12, 2014 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Tips for how to keep your cat safe over the holidays from the pet poison help line.
October 25, 2014 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Happy Halloween! Here are a few extra precautions to help your cat enjoy the holiday! Written by Angelina Johnstone RVT
November 18, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
We never think it's going to happen to us but it is always best to be prepared in the event that our feline friends get lost. By taking these few steps you can greatly increase the chances of them being able to find their way back to you.
September 10, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
As your cat reaches adulthood and on to middle age, dental and periodontal disease is extremely common. This disease process can be painful enough to stop your pet from eating and the resulting bacterial infection can have significant effects on your cat’s heart and kidney function.
August 25, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Ancaster and the surrounding areas are having a particularly heavy bat season this year. Traditionally bat season is in the beginning of August but this year the public health office is reporting bat related calls are up by about 200% over previous years.
July 18, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Hills is introducing a new diet in Canada specifically for the treatment of hyperthyroidism. It’s possible we may not have to treat these cats with medication anymore!
May 07, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Heartworm is something dog owners have been concerned about for years and with the influx of “Katrina Dogs,” southern Ontario has once again become a heartworm hot bed. As testing for heartworm improves, unfortunately new studies are undeniably showing that your cat's risk for a heartworm infection is as high as the family dog.
February 02, 2012 / Feline Wellness / Leave a comment
Finally snow and the beginning of a typical “Canadian Winter” has started. This means we need to make some special considerations for our feline friends.
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