Instructions for Identifying Cat Worms

Because it is relatively easy for a cat to acquire worms, it is a good idea to know the warning signs before the problem becomes unmanageable. […]

Zoonotic Disease Risks of Sandboxes

Sandboxes can be breeding grounds for parasites brought in by infected animals, such as cats, dogs, raccoons and rodents using them as giant litter boxes. […]

An Overview: Control of Feline Parasites

A parasitic infection in cats is characterized by one or more parasites using the feline as a host. Internal parasites (endoparasites) enter the body of the feline and can live in the heart, liver, lungs, intestine, or stomach. […]

Fleas, Ticks and Ear Mites on Cats

Ectoparasites are external parasites that live on the outer surface of the host and generally attach themselves during feeding. […]

Are Cats More At Risk For Worms In Warmer Weather?

Canada’s climate affects the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites, such as worms, in cats. As with many other parasites, the risk of infection increases in warmer months. […]

Cat Health

Taking Care Of Your Cat’s Health

Some cat owners might wonder when their pets need a visit to the veterinary. After all, many of them only go when it’s an emergency – but that’s not enough. In fact, once a year, every year, your cat(s) should see a veterinarian for a full […]

Dog Health

Taking Care Of Your Dog’s Health

Some dog owners might wonder when their pets need a visit to the veterinary. After all, many of them only go when it’s an emergency – but that’s not enough. In fact, once a year, every year, your dog(s) should see a veterinarian for a full checkup […]

Cat Mange – What You Need To Know

Cat mange is a very contagious skin disease. It is caused by a tiny burrowing mite species called Notoedres cati. Other names for the disease include notoedric mange and feline scabies. […]

Worms In Cats: Intestinal Parasitic Infestation

Intestinal parasites are organisms that live in the gastrointestinal tract (gut) of animals and humans. When a parasite enters a cat and starts living in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract it’s called an intestinal parasitic infestation. […]

Mosquitoes on dogs

Protect Your Dogs Against The Danger Of Mosquitoes This Summer

With the year already heading towards longer warmer days, man’s best friend will again face a lesser-known summer hazard: mosquitoes. Dog owners who understand the risk mosquitoes pose to the health and well-being of their dogs will be pleased to know […]

Dog scratching himself in garden

Tackling Ticks And Fleas In Your Garden

Dogs and cats that spend most of their time outdoors are at high risk of picking up ticks and fleas just lying in wait for their next unsuspecting victim. These dangerous, blood-sucking critters can affect the overall health of your pets and your loved ones […]

Because it is relatively easy for a cat to acquire worms, it is a good idea to know the warning
Sandboxes can be breeding grounds for parasites brought in by infected animals, such as cats, dogs, raccoons and rodents using
A parasitic infection in cats is characterized by one or more parasites using the feline as a host. Internal parasites
Ectoparasites are external parasites that live on the outer surface of the host and generally attach themselves during feeding. […]
Canada’s climate affects the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites, such as worms, in cats. As with many other parasites, the risk
Cat Health
Some cat owners might wonder when their pets need a visit to the veterinary. After all, many of them only
Dog Health
Some dog owners might wonder when their pets need a visit to the veterinary. After all, many of them only
Cat mange is a very contagious skin disease. It is caused by a tiny burrowing mite species called Notoedres cati.
Intestinal parasites are organisms that live in the gastrointestinal tract (gut) of animals and humans. When a parasite enters a
Mosquitoes on dogs
With the year already heading towards longer warmer days, man’s best friend will again face a lesser-known summer hazard: mosquitoes.
Dog scratching himself in garden
Dogs and cats that spend most of their time outdoors are at high risk of picking up ticks and fleas