Adventure Cats on the Move
Fig and Scout join every family hike, road trip, and outdoor moment — even in their own catio — living life to the fullest on Vancouver Island.
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Don't Ignore This Condition — It Could Lead to Brain Damage
If your pet is one of these breeds, they could be born with it. Or it could show up later as a result of head trauma, a vitamin deficiency, tumor, or exposure to bacteria or viruses. Know the signs to watch for.
Ozone Therapy — An Alternative Option for Dogs with Cancer
Could this promising therapy provide hope for pets struggling with cancer, as well as other diseases? Here's how it works and what the research says.
Winnie the Sassy Swimmer
Winnie is full of sass, charm, and dramatic flair — but nothing makes her happier than swimming and spending time with her human.
Surprising Link Between Your House and Your Cat's Thyroid
Researchers have linked this common substance to hyperthyroidism in cats. And you probably have it in your house. In fact, it's probably in multiple places in your home. Here are some simple ways to avoid it.
A Cat on Deck
When a boat-living couple adopted a foster cat named Blue, he quickly adapted and even made friends with the neighbor’s visiting cat, Fez.
Why a Heartworm Preventive May Be Worse Than the Threat of Disease
This 2019 heartworm prevalence map tells the true story, but many veterinarians aren't likely to share it with you. And that could lead you into making a choice that isn't in your pet's best interests. Before you say 'yes' or 'no' to a preventive, know the facts.
The Naughty Donkey and His Partner in Crime
Benny the donkey became known for his clever escapes and his bond with Willie, helping him feel safe even after losing his sight.
This Virus Is a Law-Ordered Death Sentence If Your Pet Becomes Infected
It's a fast-moving virus that can start producing signs in only days. The law requires your pet to be quarantined, and if blood tests show he's infected, he must be euthanized. Prevention is the only answer — know what to do to protect your pet to save yourself the worry and potential heartbreak.
