Dr Katina Stewart DVM – One Year After Acute Myeloid Leukemia Diagnosis
Before I give you an update, I have two big thank-you’s and one recap. Oh, my goodness thank-you. First, thank you for your thoughts, prayers, well wishes, gifts and kindness.
Dental procedures – What are the questions that matter?
It’s February, which means it’s time for dental month. Vet clinics everywhere will be promoting dental health as it relates to the pets that they see; this is no different
We’re Struggling. How Are You?
Anyone who’s been to a veterinary clinic in the last couple months knows that things are different. You walk up to a door to find that it is locked. Maybe
Put a Leash on That Dog! Retractable Doesn’t Count!
COVID-19 has forced many people to change their daily routines, whether they no longer have jobs or are self-isolating, these people suddenly have more time on their hands. The changes
How to Build Cat Bunk Beds Out of Crates
Many people are finding themselves with extra time on their hands. You know what they say about idle hands, so lets keep them busy! A few years ago we had
Pregnant with Cats
Well that title is open to some interesting interpretations! No, I don’t mean pregnant with a litter of cats. I mean pregnant with a human child. You are probably wondering,
Nigel’s Story – Part 2
My next step was deciding how to treat him…
Nigel’s Hyperthyroid Cat Story
In February 2016 it was Nigel’s turn to have his senior workup. Pez, my other senior cat, had already visited the clinic for hers. Digby and Winston, my two adult dogs, also had their checkups. I had left Nigel for last because he seemed the healthiest of the bunch.
Natural Solutions for Storm Phobia in Dogs
This week’s blogger covers natural solutions for storm phobia and noise phobia in dogs.
Ticks and You & Your Dog
Ticks are a part of life in Saskatchewan. We grow up knowing where they live and being taught to tuck our pants in our socks, but it never hurts to be reminded about the threats they pose and the proper removal of the little blood suckers.