Part Two: Has rabies lost it ‘bite’?
In a previous entry, we discussed rabies awareness and safety in North America. We know that rabies still affects Canadian wildlife and
Part One: Has rabies lost its ‘bite’?
One of the most widely known viruses that have threatened pets and their humans alike has lost some of its infamy in
Chip off the Shoulder
The future has arrived! Bionic (or at least technologically enhanced) pets walk among us! Microchipping is a new means of permanent identification
Neuter the Whole Pet Life?
Summer continues with sunshine, warm weather and family fun this month! This is the season when families often expand as well; with
Don’t Let the Mites Bite
As the days of July continue to go by, we at Central Park Animal Hospital continue our awareness month to educate owners
Beat the Heat!
As summer rolls around the corner, temperatures are rising, breaking heat records from the previous years. While it may be fun to
It’s Time to Flee from Fleas
As the school year comes to an end, temperatures rise, and the vacation season begins; all of these are signalling the start
What’s Been Weighing on Your Mind?
Obesity is an issue that dogs and cats are struggling with more frequently and owners certainly face a challenge when dealing with
A Heart to Heart Talk About Worms
As the calendar year continues, the weather becomes more vibrant and the increasingly warm temperatures entice both owners and their pets to
Tick Talk Down the Block
Spring is finally around the corner. Temperatures are rising, snow is melting, flowers are blooming and the ticks are talking. That’s right,