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Most humans love indulging in their favourite chocolate treat but unfortunately, ingesting chocolate can result in significant illness for your dog. Chocolate is toxic for your dog because it contains both caffeine and a chemical called theobromine which are both from the methylxanthine family; two chemicals that dogs cannot metabolize as well as humans. While …
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Are essential oils problematic if you have pets? The short answer is yes, but the type of essential oil and its concentration play a factor in how sick your dog or cat and other pets can get. What are essential oils? Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts. One of the most popular is lavender, known …
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Dogs and peanut butter are almost as synonymous as peanut butter and jelly. It’s as if your dog has a sixth sense about the nutty spread. No sooner do you open the jar and your furry friend is there, waiting for a lick. A number of pet guardians give their dog a snack of peanut …
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Now that the warmer weather is here it’s a perfect time to get outdoors and exercise your dog. Physical exercise is beneficial to your four-legged friend’s physical and mental well-being, however, over-exercising your dog can be detrimental to their health. While it’s important to note there is no one-size-fits-all answer for how much exercise your …
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Caring for a puppy takes time, effort and patience. How they are raised helps shape the dog’s personality when they become an adult. So how to care for a puppy? Feed, train and socialize your puppy. Play with them and keep them safe. In return, they will give you a lifetime of companionship. Talk about …
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Every year, thousands of British Columbians join the BC SPCA to speak up for animals. “Today, we are celebrating the difference residents of B.C. have made for tens of thousands of animals across British Columbia and Canada in the past year,” says Dr. Sara Dubois, chief scientific officer at the BC SPCA. Grounded in evidence-based …
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