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The Daily Vet is a blog featuring veterinarians from all walks of life. Every week they will tackle entertaining, interesting, and sometimes difficult topics in the world of animal medicine – all in the hopes that their unique insights and personal experiences will help you to understand your pets. Feb 05, 2014 Everything You Need to Know About Kidney Disease and Cats by Dr. Lorie Huston Share Save to mypetMDKidney disease is a common malady in cats, particularly in older cats. It is one of the most …

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Your dog trainer says he’s certified. What does that mean? And is he qualified to handle your dog’s individual behavioral issues?

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Living with a cat that does not use the litter box properly can be frustrating for any cat owner. Fortunately, there are solutions to resolve the issue.

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When pets experience a skin issue resulting in itchiness, hair loss, and other symptoms, often the food is blamed. But is the diet always the cause?

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Have you used every excuse in the book to skip your daily run? Maybe you’re running with the wrong partner. Here are five reasons dogs make better running buddies than people. They are always positive. Sometimes our human training partners use running as a time to wag their tongue and vent about their day, which […]

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What’s your guess? Fleas? Intestinal parasites? Heartworms? Diabetes? Ear disease? Skin disease? Dental disease? Learn the correct answer in this post.

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February is Pet Dental Health Month!!!

Dental disease is the most common disease we see in companion animals.  It can be a significant cause of oral pain and discomfort for a lot of pets. Chronic dental disease can lead to other health problems including heart and kidney disease.

In support of Dental Health Month we are offering a Free dental assessment.  During this assessment we will examine teeth to see if any intervention is required. If a dental cleaning is recommended for your pet by the Veterinarian and you book the procedure during dental health month we will discount the cost of the procedure by 10% and your pet will receive one free bag of Hill’s T/D (tarter control) diet.

Please call to book your pet's dental assessment now.

905-735-7410

Sincerely,

Staff at the Welland Animal Hospital

http://wellandanimalhosp.com

As winter storm Ion blasts through the eastern part of the nation, it’s a good time to discuss a serious outdoor hazard – frostbite in dogs. With temperatures dropping to record lows, pet owners need to be aware of the danger of frostbite. Dogs are quite susceptible to frostbite during winter storms. Here’s how frostbite occurs […]

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Are Our Pets’ “Kisses” a Health Hazard or a Health Benefit? There seems to be some disagreement in the medical community over whether letting our pets licks us is healthy or not. Read some of the facts Dr. Tudor gathered for us today http://goo.gl/AjZMiZ and then come back and SHARE your opinion in the COMMENTS – which side do you take on the licking issue? Does the good outweigh any risk?

What makes ice melt dangerous for your pet? What can you do to protect your pet from the skin irritation and other dangers associated with these products?

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