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Wellness Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Jan

22

2020

Scooters for use indoors! The dog wheelchair is the perfect mobility solution for paralyzed pets to use at home, whether indoors or outside. Your pet’s wheelchair is designed to help maintain their independence, to get their exercise, and play. However, for a paralyzed dog who spends most of their time indoors or extended periods of ...

Special considerations for Special Needs

Jul

3

2013

While all dogs progress to becoming seniors, some tend to just get some greys, and other dogs seem to get every single aging ailment possible. Suddenly, your happy-go-lucky pouncing pup is now a poster dog for veterinary clinics “ageing and special needs animals” campaigns. Failing eyesight, sore joints and even some accidents are all common ...

Age is not a disease!

May

24

2013

Every day we have new customers call us, saying their dog is having mobility issues, their cat needs an amputation, or they just need some assistance. Every day, I have people tell me “He’s 14, I know thats old”. I always ask people “does he still look at you the same? Does his tail wag, ...

Wellness Wednesdays

May

22

2013

Wellness Wednesdays introduces you to Downtown Veterinary Clinic Victoria, located on Vancouver Island in BC. Dr. Levente Degi, Suzie & Romana would like to share this helpful little trick with you. Regular annual health examination is very important for the health of your companion because your family veterinarian can pick up a variety of illnesses, ...

Whats’ needed to know about adopting a Special Needs Dog

May

17

2013

What you need to know before adopting a Special Needs Dog A Special Needs dog is any dog that requires help or assistance doing the things that other dogs can do without help. Like humans, special needs in dogs may be a physical or mental disability. The term special needs can cover a wide range ...

Has your dog become a real drag? Give him mobility! Get his butt in a dog cart!

Mar

13

2012

Usually when people think of dogs, they think of an active animal who meets them at the door when they come home, harasses them to let them out to do their “duty” or dooty as the case may be, perhaps one may even look at a dog as their own exercise program, to get them ...