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Hailey, the American Bulldog puppy who was in need of life-saving surgery, has now had her operation and is back home healing and getting stronger by the day!

For anyone who would like to help Hailey’s family with a gift of a donation, email alisonkelly00@yahoo.ca for information. To those who may have already donated a gift, [...]

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Do you know how to keep your pet healthy, heal your pet naturally at home, and help your dog (or cat) live longer?
Dr. Andrew Jones will be revealing some of his veterinary secrets, while at the same time releasing his Complete Home Study Multimedia Course Version2.1, and I’m inviting you to a free VIP teleseminar [...]

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H1N1 and Your Pets

Information for Pet Owners: H1N1 and Your Pets
This is recent information from the Canadian Vet Association (Nov 4.09) but as of today one cat has died from H1N1:
As Canada prepares for the 2009-2010 influenza season, pet owners may be concerned about transmitting the H1N1 influenza virus to their animals. Keep your pet healthy during flu [...]

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I am passing this urgent message along from my vet, and personal friend, who is hoping to be able to help a family save their little 19 week old American Bulldog puppy Hailey.

From Hailey’s vet Dr. Jones:
Hailey has an intrahepatic liver shunt and needs surgery to tie this off. Her blood is bypassing her liver [...]

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Keeping plants out of reach is always something a pet owner has to be concerned with. But what about those plants that can’t be lifted out of harm’s way?
There are plants that are harmless, but others that can make our dogs and cats very sick. There are those that can even cause death. Here [...]

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They say that variety is the spice of life, and I think that applies to dogs as well. Or at least it should. I am constantly amazed that the notion of feeding our dogs “kibble, only kibble, and always the same kibble for as long as they shall live” ever got off the ground. Let [...]

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Heartworm season is upon us once again, and this coming weekend — the long Victoria Day weekend — is when the preventive measures begin.
From my Sentinel pamphlet:
Heartworm can be fatal
Heartworm disease is spread by mosquitoes.
Male worms are 4 – 6″ long and female worms are 10 – 12″ long.
The number of heartworms per infection can [...]

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This Easter, please take special care to keep your dog and holiday chocolate separate from each other. For some dogs, even a small amount can be lethal.
If you want your canine companions to enjoy a holiday treat that is the next best thing to chocolate (my kids, both two-legged and four-legged, love this stuff!) carob [...]

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While sitting in the reception area at the vet’s yesterday, as Oreo was doing her “thing” (that would be socializing and sucking up as much attention as she could), I was flipping through some of their dog magazines. In one, I came across this ad for a special dog bowl that helps prevent Bloat.
For those [...]

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We’ve had Oreo for 10 weeks now, and already we’ve been to the vet’s with her 5 times. Yup. Every two weeks, like clockwork.
First it was about her skin troubles, that was three different visits right there. Then it was for her vaccinations (which we combined with one of her skin visits) because she hasn’t [...]

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