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As of August 1, 2024, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has implemented new regulations concerning the entry of dogs into the USA.

So it’s that time of year again. Your cat is hiding under the bed. You’ve dragged the carrier out of the garage and wiped it off. 

While the incidence of heartworm in Ontario is low, especially compared to the southern United States, it still exists.  

In recent years at Abbey Animal Hospital not a day goes by without fielding a question or examining a dog because of a tick concern.

Heartworms are 8″ long spaghetti-like worms that live inside a dog’s heart and can cause potentially life-threatening heart disease.

September 28th is World Rabies Day; a global campaign advocating the education and awareness of rabies risk prevention. 

Most cat owners know that along with having a cat as a companion, one must figure out how to contend with their scratching behaviour. 

Just because your vacation may be over, doesn’t mean you have to stop having fun with your dog! There are many fun fall-themed activities for both of you.

Leptospirosis is a bacteria spread through urine or other body fluids (not saliva) of infected wild or domesticated animals.

As much as we like to entertain with baked goods and festive decorations, there are some precautions we can take to make the holiday season safe for all to enjoy.

Winter is a season of family and togetherness, and why not include your best furry friend in all the fun? Check out our list for some exciting pet-friendly activities!

Practicing dental hygiene early is important because periodontal disease is so common in our companion animals.