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A growing number of businesses are recognizing the benefits of having pets in the office. Studies have shown that employees who brought their pet to work had reduced stress levels compared to those who had to leave their furbaby at home. Dogs in particular can get bored or suffer from separation anxiety when they are …
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Travelling can be stressful for pets. Even though pet-friendly hotels are available, your pet may have a hard time adjusting to different environments and schedules while travelling. Your travel plans could also include visiting places where pets would not be allowed, like museums, theatres or conference halls. Pets should not be left alone for days, because …
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If you or your child ever encounter an off-leash dog – even if it’s one you know from around your neighbourhood – it is still important to be careful, especially if the dog’s guardians aren’t nearby. Stand like a tree “If you see a dog running around off-leash, even a small dog, and you don’t …
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Summer vacation planning is in full swing! If your vacation plans include a trip with your four-legged family member, be sure to pack these essentials and keep these important tips in mind. Before you leave Ensure your pet’s identification (tattoo, microchip) are up to date and registered to help ensure you are reunited with your …
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Pet guardians share a strong bond with their pets. The happiness and welfare of their cats and dogs are important to every loving guardian. However, essential services like grooming, boarding, daycare or dog walking are not regulated, so what does this mean for pets? In B.C., daycare, dog walking, and pet boarding and grooming are …
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Warmer weather brings with it a number of fun outdoor activities, including everything from days at the beach to hiking to gardening in your backyard. However, these summertime activities also bring new opportunities for potential pet exposures to harmful and dangerous substances. There are a number of items that we often use during the summer, …
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Summer brings a flurry of activity. Be sure to be pet-prepared when planning your adventures. Below are our top articles on enjoying safe summer activities with your pet. Jogging safely with your dog this summer How to swim safely with your dog Safety tips for exploring the great outdoors with your pet Rev up the …
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As the weather warms up there are a number of safety issues to be aware of as a pet parent. Below are our top summer pet safety articles: Hot weather safety tips for pets Spread the word: Don’t leave your pet in a hot car Hot weather hazards: Protecting vulnerable dogs from rising temperatures Hot …
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Have you ever experienced “catio-envy”? It’s the feeling you get when you scroll through images of custom-built luxury catios and realize that they’re simply out of reach for your budget and your backyard. Cat patios, called catios, are a great way to provide safe outdoor access for cats. However, as much as we’d like to, …
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The BC SPCA is applauding the B.C. government’s announcement of permanent funding towards 20 new subsidized seats for B.C. veterinary students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) on the University of Saskatchewan campus. Last April, the government announced that it was investing nearly $10.7 million to increase the number of subsidized seats from …
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