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Oral Growths in Young Dogs Recently we have seen a number of young canine patients with growths or lesions in their mouths. Here is a picture of 2 dogs from just last week. With “puppy season” coming into full swing, I thought it would be appropriate to discuss this topic, as it is something that a lot of owners may encounter. A frequent question we are asked is…does my dog... READ MORE

  It is spring time in Southern Ontario — time for an update about Ticks ! Ticks are continuing their migration toward the Greater Toronto Area. But we’re ready for them and we want you to be too. This article aims to help you understand the risk that ticks present, identify ticks of greatest concern, & take steps to reduce the risk of acquiring tick-borne diseases so you & your dog... READ MORE

    With our holiday season slowly approaching, we wanted you to be mindful of some hazards that may go unnoticed in your household: Tinsel, Ribbon and other Pretty Things Eating tinsel or other string can cause serious damage to the intestine. One end can get stuck when the rest is pulled into the intestine as it contracts. These contractions may cause the ribbon or tinsel to saw... READ MORE

As winter is slowly creeping upon us, many of us will “winterize” our automobiles, including a change of antifreeze. Antifreeze is quite tasty to our canine and feline friends, however it is EXTREMELY TOXIC, causing kidney failure that is often fatal in just a few days. It only takes a very little amount of lapped up antifreeze for it to be fatal. If a cat walks through a puddle of antifreeze... READ MORE