Epilepsy
Epileptic fits are a result of disruptions of electrical impulses in the brain. Fits can result from numerous disease conditions: liver and kidney disease, poisoning, infection, fever, etc.

Cancer
Cancer is becoming as common in domestic animals as it is in humans. The same risk factors apply: improper diet, stress, genetics and exposure to chemical or physical carcinogens

Cat Litter Safety
One of the biggest dangers to a cat’s – and the rest of your family’s – health can be found in the litter box.

Water Safety for Dogs
Whether you take your dog out swimming in the river, paddling in the canoe or boating in the lake, it pays to be safe.

Vehicle Safety for Dogs
We practice vehicle safety for our children and ourselves. Our dogs deserve as much.

Environmental Safety
Pet guardians should become aware of the identity and toxic nature of any pesticides that may be applied in or around their homes.

The Genetic Link to Canine Cancer
There is a lot of speculation about the causes of the epidemic rates of cancer in our dogs today. One area that warrants in-depth research is breeding practices.

The Life Of A Backyard Dog
Perhaps the biggest and most widely held misconception about dogs is the belief that they will be healthy and happy living only in the backyard.

The Bare Necessities
A highly digestible pet food that uses high quality ingredients will give your pet the solid nutritional foundation he needs to live a long and healthy life.

The Canine Biting Louse
Canine Biting Lice are very common in Alberta, especially during the winter and spring months.

Declawing Your Cat
Scratching is a territorial instinct by which cats place their mark and establish their turf.

Embrace Guardianship
The Guardian Campaign promotes the usage of the term guardian instead of owner when referring to our animal companions.

Heatstroke
To prevent heatstroke, never leave your dog in a parked vehicle.

Joint Support
Do joint supplements really do for your pet? Understanding the ingredients is the key.

Poison Hazards
Many medications that are safe for humans can be deadly for animals.

Saying Goodbye
A decision concerning euthanasia may be one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make for your pet.

Should I Neuter My Dog? Should I Spay My Bitch?
My recommendation is that puppies are altered between 2 and 6 months old.

Your Senior Dog
It is important to be aware of the many concern specific to senior pets.

Alternatives to Toxic Cleaning Products
The variety of cleaning products on the market today is overwhelming. Are they really safe for you and your pets?

Vaccinations: Helping or Harming Your Pet?
Canine and feline vaccination programs have been a cornerstone of prevention of infectious disease in pets.

What Are "Allergies"?
The term "allergy" is used as a catch-all for diagnosing many mysterious symptoms in our pets today.