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Can My Pet Eat Fruits and Vegetables?
Can My Pet Eat Fruits and Vegetables?

Can My Pet Eat Fruits and Vegetables?

YES! Dogs and cats can eat fruits and vegetables, but some foods are toxic, and both species have different sensitivities and digestive systems.

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Waiting Room Etiquette
Waiting Room Etiquette

Waiting Room Etiquette

The waiting room at St. Vital Veterinary Hospital can often be a busy place. Here are a few things to help keep everyone’s visit a little bit less stressful.

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Pet Emergencies, When Do I Call The Vet?
Pet Emergencies – When Do I Call The Vet?

Pet Emergencies, When Do I Call The Vet?

Pet owners should have an emergency plan with contact details for the nearest 24-hour care facility and their regular veterinarian.

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What Do Worms Look like in Pet Poop?
What Do Worms Look like in My Pet’s Poop?

What Do Worms Look like in Pet Poop?

Pets can become infected with intestinal worms either by ingesting eggs or by the worms being passed from mother to infants.

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Running with the Dogs!
Running with the Dogs!

Running with the Dogs!

Being active with your dog not only helps keep them healthy and well-conditioned, but it also helps nurture the bond between you both.

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Why Use Anesthesia for Dental Procedures
Why Do Dental Procedures Require Anesthesia?

Why Use Anesthesia for Dental Procedures

Opening your dog or cat's mouth shows why it's hard to examine their oral cavity, even if they're trained or used to teeth brushing.

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Do Cats Get Ticks?
Do Cats Get Ticks?

Do Cats Get Ticks?

Many of us have picked them off of ourselves and picked them off of our dogs (or got someone else to do it for us!). But, did you know that cats can be bitten by ticks too?

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Reducing Fear in Feline Vet Visits
Reducing Fear in Feline Vet Visits

Reducing Fear in Feline Vet Visits

How often does your cat visit the vet? For healthy cats, it's usually once a year. This is a stressful event, but improvements can always be made.

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Obesity: The Thick and Thin of It
Obesity: The Thick and Thin of It

Obesity: The Thick and Thin of It

The population of overweight pets is growing in Canada and globally. Like humans, excess weight in pets is linked to serious health conditions.

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The Importance of Insurance
The Importance of Insurance

The Importance of Insurance

Many people don't know pet insurance exists or that it's affordable, offers peace of mind, and eases stressful decisions.

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