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Raising Orphan Kittens – Part 3: Love, Attention, Socialization & Interaction by Kathy Raepple
Simba, at 6 weeks, meeting resident cat Cinema face-to-face for the first time while another of the resident cats, Purrl, looks on. Kittens without a mother are relying on you, their foster mom/dad, to help them grow and learn like their natural mother would. Love & Attention Probably one of...
Ultrasound. What is it good for? Where do I get one? by Dr. Sarah Martin
In a small animal clinic an ultrasound is usually recommended for the following reasons: Urination issues – while an x-ray is great for many types of bladder stones, an ultrasound can pick up some stones an x-ray may miss and an ultrasound can visualize masses in the bladder that an...
Hotspots explained – How to Treat by Dr. Sarah Martin
A hot spot (acute moist dermatitis) is a superficial skin infection that results when the normal skin bacteria overrun the skin’s defenses as a result of damage to the skin surface. This is most often started by the dog or, less commonly the cat, chewing or scratching at the site. ...
Charity Yard Sale
Charity Yard Sale Event Date: Saturday, July 26th, 2014 Time: Starting at 7am Location: 627 Park Road North, Brantford All proceeds to go to the OSCAR Fund and the Love on Four Paws Rescue. If there are any items you would like to donate they would be greatly appreciated! For...
