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It is another presumed symptom of the higher cost of living in British Columbia. The BC SPCA has seen an ongoing decrease in the number of donations of pet food and supplies coming into their animal centres since January 2024. “Across the province we have seen less pet food donations coming into our centres,” says …
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News Category: Ways to help
A vacuum cleaner, a car ride, a fun party with friends. These things might seem innocuous to pet owners, but they could trigger anxiety for your cat. This might explain why, upon switching on the vacuum cleaner, your cat’s ears go back and they slink away to hide underneath the couch. Or why they hiss …
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News Category: Pet care
It doesn’t take long to put your pet in a harmful situation when left in a vehicle on a warm or hot day. Below are common concerns and tips to advocate for pet safety. How long is too long to leave a dog in a hot or warm car? Owners and caretakers may believe they’re …
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News Category: Pet care
Modern Dog Training has been awarded BC SPCA AnimalKind accreditation, making it the only dog training company in Whistler to hold this distinction. This recognition is reserved for only a select group of dog trainers who exhibit the highest standards in evidence-based, positive reinforcement training methods. “It was a priority for me from the beginning …
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News Category: Awards and accreditation
With warmer weather comes lots of outdoor activities for you and your pet to enjoy together. While it’s easy to become distracted with all the fun you are going to have together, it’s important to plan ahead and make your pet’s safety a priority by watching out for some of these potential hazards. 1. Hydration …
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News Category: Pet care
Spring is here once again and, with it, a new baby season. Across the province, wild animals of all kinds are busy starting families. Sadly, these families are vulnerable to attacks from cats venturing outdoors to enjoy the warmer weather too. Cats are natural hunters With their keen eyesight and agile bodies, cats are built …
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News Category: Wildlife
