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.
So, What Is It That Veterinary Technologists Do?
Read this blog to learn more about the education and job description of your Registered Veterinary Technologists.
Tick Season is Here
While most people consider the Robin a harbinger of spring, people who live in Saskatchewan know that another sign of the season is the emergence of ticks. This year, they have appeared earlier than they normally do…
An Ounce of Parasite Prevention
Last year’s Tick season began in March due to mild temperatures and minimal snow cover. The bad news is that this year we’ve had less snow fall and warm temperature spikes…
Cataracts In Dogs
Do you suspect your dog has cataracts? Make an appointment for a thorough exam for your dog or cat today!
Head Start Puppy Wellness Package
Are looking for an animal hospital to be your partner in giving your puppy the best head start in life? Look no further than Martensville Animal Hospital.
NELSON’S DENTAL MONTH
Nelson is an energetic and loving Greyhound X that belongs to one of our technicians. He is a rambunctious boy and loves nothing more than chewing his ball! Last August, Crystal returned from a night at the movies to find blood all over her dining room.
GO HOME TEETH, YOU’RE CRAZY
Princess is a beautiful little Pomeranian X that has attended Martensville Veterinary Hospital ever since she was a small pup! She was a healthy puppy with no health concerns, and her owner, Sheri, had purchased our HeadStart Puppy Package for her.
What is SETTLE DOWN?
Settle down is a tool we use to help keep puppies calm and quiet. This position allows our puppies to become accustomed to touch and restraint and allow owners to be in control or to bring down the energy level when needed.