At Beaches Animal Hospital, we know the value of preventative care. One way to help fend off dental disease is to brush your pet’s teeth on a regular basis. While there are a lot of tricks we can teach our pets, brushing their own teeth is not one of them, so that...

Heartworm disease is one of the most painful, deadly, and costly parasitic infections. Fortunately, it’s also one of the easiest to prevent. In honor of National Heartworm Awareness Month, here are some of the basic facts about heartworm disease: What are Heartworms? ...

While a “healthy weight” is something people understand, more than half of dogs and cats are overweight. If you aren't sure if your pet is overweight, talk to our great veterinarian at Beaches Animal Hospital. Overweight and obese pets are at increased risk of...

Did you know strings can be dangerous to your pet? March is Poison Prevention Month. So while you might know some foods and plans that could hurt your pet, we want to talk about common household items to look out for like strings. Yes, strings or anything stringy...

Lyme Disease is prevalent in Canada and not always easy to diagnose. According to CanLyme, "it’s difficult to accurately diagnose animals with Lyme disease. In most cases, a Lyme diagnosis is based on whether the pet lives in a tick-infested area, has signs of...

Valentine's Day is meant to spend with people (and animals) that you love, celebrating your relationship and strong bond. A day traditionally filled with chocolate, candies, and flowers will be sure to make the human in your life smile. However, these same items...

Bad breath is bad breath, whether it's coming from a human or an animal. February is Dental Health Month, and we’re here to help your pet get their bad breath in order! All it takes is a  little bit of work from you and some maintenance from  the Beaches...