Quebec’s new regulations on pet breeding, declawing come into effect next month
New pet ownership and breeding regulations are coming into effect next month in Quebec, which include a ban on non-therapeutic surgeries like
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Vets urged to cut pesticide flea treatments amid river pollution fears
Vets should limit the use of flea treatments containing pesticides on dogs and cats, scientists have said, after a study revealed the
Why longer lives for our dogs could mean longer lives for us
Every six months, Casey undergoes careful cardiac testing at a lab; she has been through extensive genetic profiling and is now enrolled
Facial recognition technology being studied as a way to identify vaccinated dogs
Humans use facial recognition technology all the time, like for unlocking your phone, but now it’s being studied as a way to
The movement to keep our dogs alive for longer
The writer Agnes Sligh Turnball once said, “Dogs’ lives are too short. Their only fault, really.” Many of us wish for more
B.C. family pets no longer considered ‘property’ in separation or divorce proceedings
B.C. families going through separation or divorce will be able to take advantage of changes coming to family law in the province.
How saving street dogs in Thailand helped this recovering addict save himself
On the small Thai island of Koh Samui, Niall Harbison sets out every day to feed dozens and dozens of street dogs.
Vets are all different prices but for some very good reasons
Currently it’s almost impossible for pet owners to compare prices or service levels offered by different vets and VetHelpDirect aims to make
When Did People Start Brushing Dogs’ Teeth?
The finger-fitted dog toothbrush, if you aren’t aware, is a plastic tube worn over the human index finger, used to, supposedly easily,
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Quebec’s new regulations on pet breeding, declawing come into effect next month
New pet ownership and breeding regulations are coming into effect next month in Quebec, which include a ban on non-therapeutic surgeries like
Vets urged to cut pesticide flea treatments amid river pollution fears
Vets should limit the use of flea treatments containing pesticides on dogs and cats, scientists have said, after a study revealed the
Why longer lives for our dogs could mean longer lives for us
Every six months, Casey undergoes careful cardiac testing at a lab; she has been through extensive genetic profiling and is now enrolled
Facial recognition technology being studied as a way to identify vaccinated dogs
Humans use facial recognition technology all the time, like for unlocking your phone, but now it’s being studied as a way to
The movement to keep our dogs alive for longer
The writer Agnes Sligh Turnball once said, “Dogs’ lives are too short. Their only fault, really.” Many of us wish for more
B.C. family pets no longer considered ‘property’ in separation or divorce proceedings
B.C. families going through separation or divorce will be able to take advantage of changes coming to family law in the province.
How saving street dogs in Thailand helped this recovering addict save himself
On the small Thai island of Koh Samui, Niall Harbison sets out every day to feed dozens and dozens of street dogs.
Vets are all different prices but for some very good reasons
Currently it’s almost impossible for pet owners to compare prices or service levels offered by different vets and VetHelpDirect aims to make
When Did People Start Brushing Dogs’ Teeth?
The finger-fitted dog toothbrush, if you aren’t aware, is a plastic tube worn over the human index finger, used to, supposedly easily,
