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Xylitol, an increasingly common artificial sweetener, poses a fatal risk to dogs, yet many are unaware of its danger compared to known toxins like chocolate.

Protect pets from fireworks, heat, and sun; ensure ID and supervise at BBQs. Avoid toxic chemicals, use AC, pet-safe sunscreen, and ensure water safety.

Hot asphalt, concrete or beach sand can quickly blister your dog’s paw pads. Paws softened by a day of swimming are at extra risk.

Every year dogs die from being left in hot cars. Instead of sweating like humans, dogs cool themselves by panting and sweating through their paws.

Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant – it can be unhealthy. Up to 80% of dogs and 70% of cats that do not receive proper dental may show signs of dental disease by the age of 3.

The holiday season can be a fun and exciting time for you and your family – but can be a dangerous time for your pets!

Winnipeg winter begins. We advise pet owners to be aware of special precautions and review these animal care tips to ensure their pet braves the cold winter months.