Is your cat constantly itching, over-grooming, or developing mysterious scabs? These could be signs of Feline Atopic Skin Sensitivity (FASS)—a frustrating allergic condition that requires patience and a strategic approach. In this guide, we’ll walk through the step-by-step process veterinarians use to diagnose and manage FASS, so you can help your feline friend find relief.
Why are pet medications cheaper at pharmacies? Learn about sourcing risks, hidden costs, and how to make the safest choice for your dog or cat’s health.
Worried about vet bills? Compare Canadian pet insurance options, coverage tips, and costs to protect your furry friend. Get expert advice from the team Yonge Sheppard Animal Hospital.
We all want our pets healthy—but fleas, ticks, and heartworms pose serious risks. Luckily, prevention is easier and cheaper than treatment. Here’s how to pick the best protection for your pet’s needs.
When considering dental care for your pet, you may encounter two options: anesthesia-free dentistry and traditional Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) under general anesthesia. Understanding these choices helps ensure your pet receives appropriate care.
As pet owners, we want our furry friends to stay happy and healthy—but parasites like fleas, ticks, and heartworms can pose serious risks. The good news? Prevention is easier and more affordable than treating an infection. In this guide, we’ll break down your options so you can choose the best protection for your pet’s lifestyle.
Tick Talk A Pet Owners Guide to Ticks and How to Keep your Furry Friend Safe from these Tiny Troublemakers Ticks are parasitic arachnids (AKA
Vomiting is a common symptom in dogs and cats that can leave pet parents worried. Just like in humans, vomiting can be a symptom arising from a large number underlying causes.
We get it – finding a weird lump or bump on your beloved furball can be a little unsettling. But don’t panic! Lets explore those enigmatic skin growths and what to do next.
You’d do anything for your furry friend—but decoding their signals isn’t always easy. Let our ‘dogtors’ at Yonge Sheppard Animal Hospital help!
