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January 31st, 2013 Alison
Brrr, it’s cold out! But then, we wouldn’t be Canadians if we didn’t know a thing or two about thriving in cold temperatures. We asked our amazing Facebook friends to share their best tips for keeping pets happy and healthy in the winter. Here are a few of our favourites: Get Active A nice, brisk walk outdoors and then a cozy spot to nap! - CarlandNatasha Trip to the...
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December 21st, 2012 Kellie McCutcheon
Winter is no time to drop the ball when it comes to your pet's health. The cold weather brings unique health challenges for our pets. Here are some ways you can help take care of your companion all season long: Those who are chilly together, stay together. The best indicator for when to take your pet inside and out of the cold is when you are too cold yourself to stay out any longer. For...
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November 5th, 2012 Alison
Slippery sidewalks and stairs are a serious issue. But did you know that salt and chemical ice melters can bother your pet’s paws? Have you ever noticed your pet walking gingerly or limping after trekking across a walkway that’s been sprinkled with ice melter? The likely cause is that a traditional ice melter is aggravating his paws. A chemical ice melter can also be harmful if your...
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December 6th, 2011 Lora Kee
Winter weather has an impact on how we live. Even though dogs and cats are covered in fur, winter can be hard on them too. Follow these safety tips to help your pets stay safe and warm. 1. Keep your pet warm & dry Most dogs love playing outside in the winter. Their fur coats offer some protection, but many breeds were not meant to be outside in sub-zero temperatures (especially breeds with...
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