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3804 Bloor St. W.Few things worry a cat owner faster than a full food bowl and a cat who wants nothing to do with it. Cats are creatures of habit, so when a normally enthusiastic eater suddenly turns up their nose, it is usually a sign that something is off. Sometimes the cause is minor and passes quickly. […]
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Pets can’t tell us when something is wrong; we have to watch for the signals. Dogs and cats are extremely skilled at hiding when they are ill, so a slight change in food, energy, or behaviour may be the only early sign that something needs care. A key part of being a good pet owner […]
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Regular, quality veterinary care is the foundation of a long and healthy life for the dog or cat you love. Having a dedicated animal clinic in Etobicoke means you’re working with veterinary professionals who treat your four-legged family members with genuine empathy and medical precision. Whether it is regular puppy and kitten checkups or specialized […]
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Many pet owners believe that bad breath is normal, but it is often the first sign of periodontal disease. By age three, over 80% of dogs and cats show signs of dental problems. Left untreated, oral bacteria cause severe chronic pain, tissue damage and can even spread through the bloodstream to affect vital organs such […]
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Summer is a great time to get out and explore the outdoors with our four-legged family members in Etobicoke. From a walk around Centennial Park to trails along Mimico Creek or just hanging out in the backyard, warm weather creates plenty of opportunities for fun. But the summer also presents specific seasonal dangers for our […]
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One of the most important health decisions you will make for your pet is whether or not to spay or neuter them. We at Bloor Kipling Animal Clinic think that every pet should get the best care possible at every stage of their life. Spaying and neutering are safe, normal procedures that are good for […]
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Getting your kitten to the vet for the first time is a crucial step in ensuring a long, healthy, and happy life. Ideally, the first appointment should be scheduled within the first few weeks of bringing your new pet home, typically around 6 to 8 weeks of age. At this first visit, the vet can […]
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There’s more to taking care of your pet than giving them proper nutrition, exercise and love. Routine parasite testing and deworming are among the most important, yet frequently overlooked, aspects of pet care. Even the healthiest pets can be affected by parasites — whether your pet is an indoor or outdoor animal, early detection is […]
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We love our pets and want them to be safe and healthy! Of course, nobody wants to think about disasters, especially when they involve our pets. At Bloor-Kipling Animal Clinic, we understand how worrying those situations can be, so we’ve compiled a short list to help you stay informed and up to date. 1. Stay […]
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It’s only natural to want to protect your furry friends from disease, parasites, and other health risks. They don’t go outside much. However, the truth is that even indoors, pets still require vaccines to remain healthy and protected. At Bloor-Kipling Animal Clinic, we preach that prevention is the best cure, which means up-to-date vaccinations – yes, even […]
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