List of Newsletter Articles
WANT TO KNOW ABOUT……LOOK IN NEWSLETTER
- Traveling to the USA with your dog, new regulations
Volume 52 – Summer newsletter 2024.pdf
- Reducing Stress for Pets and Their Families
Volume 48 Spring Newsletter 2023.pdf
- Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Volume 44 – Winter newsletter 2020.pdf
- When It’s Time to Spay or Neuter Your Pet, What Level of Care Should You Expect on Surgery Day?
Volume 44 – Winter newsletter 2020.pdf
- COVID 19 Safety Plan
Volume 43 - Special COVID 19 Edition March 2020.pdf
- Tick Prevention
Volume 42 - Spring newsletter 2020.pdf
Volume 45 – Spring newsletter 2021.pdf
Volume 46 – Spring Newsletter 2022.pdf
Volume 50 – Winter Newsletter 2023.pdf
Volume 51 – Spring Newsletter 2024.pdf
- Online Web Store – myVETstore
Volume 41 - Winter Newsletter 2019.pdf
Volume 50 – Winter Newsletter 2023.pdf
- Rapport Communication – Reminders, Email and Texting with Us
Volume 40 – Spring newsletter 2019.pdf
- Cannabis in Pets
Volume 39 – Winter Newsletter 2018
- Christmas / Winter season dangers for your pet
Volume 1 – Holiday 2001
Volume 6 – Winter 2003
Volume 12 – Winter 2006
Volume 39 – Winter Newsletter 2018
- Summertime dangers for your pet
Volume 2 – Spring 2002
Volume 13 – Spring 2007
Volume 45 – Spring newsletter 2021.pdf
- The importance of a physical exam
Volume 4 – Winter 2002
- The benefits of pet insurance
Volume 6 – Winter 2003
Volume 24 – Winter 2010
- Christmas gift ideas for pets
Volume 6 – Winter 2003
- Leptospirosis disease in dogs
Volume 7 – Spring 2004
Volume 38 – Spring 2018
- “Hot spot” skin infection in dogs
Volume 7 – Spring 2004
- Halloween dangers for pets
Volume 8 – Fall 2004
- Registered Veterinary Technician as a career
Volume 8 – Fall 2004
- Tips for orphaned wildlife care
Volume 9 – Spring 2005
- Caring for an older pet
Volume 10 – Winter 2005
- Dental care
Volume 11 – Spring 2006
- How to brush your pet’s teeth
Volume 11 – Spring 2006
- Safe / dangerous chew toys for dogs
Volume 11 – Spring 2006
- Weight loss in pets
Volume 12 – Winter 2006
- The Emergency Veterinary Clinic on Hwy 10
Volume 17 – Fall 2008
- Microchip pet identification
Volume 12 – Winter 2006
Volume 18 – Winter 2008
- Pet food labels
Volume 13 – Spring 2007
- House soiling in cats – Peeing outside the litter box
Volume 14 – Summer 2007
- Litter box hygiene
Volume 14 – Summer 2007
- Traveling with your pet: by car, by plane or across borders
Volume 14 – Summer 2007
- Arthritis pain in animals
Volume 15 – Winter 2007
- Arthritis pain in cats
Volume 29 – Spring newsletter 2013.pdf
- Tips for senior pet care / Improve their quality of life
Volume 15 – Winter 2007
- How old is your pet in human years? – A summary of age related diseases
Volume 31 – Spring newsletter 2014.pdf
- Advantage of Wellness blood testing in pets
Volume 16 – Spring 2008
- Important summertime reminders: Heartworm disease, Kennel cough, Leptospirosis, Fleas
Volume 2, 7, 9, 11, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 27, 29, 31, 45, 48, 51- Most spring editions
- Pet Charities: OVC Pet Trust, Farley Foundation
Volume 18 – Winter 2008
- How to screen pet advise – Be a critical thinker
Volume 18 – Winter 2008
- How to pill a cat
Volume 19 – Spring 2009
- How to give eye medication to your pet
Volume 20 – Fall 2009
- Should cats be allowed to go outside?
Volume 21 – Winter 2009
- How to harness train a cat
Volume 21 – Winter 2009
- Weird pet names
Volume 21 – Winter 2009
- Skin support for itchy allergic pets
Volume 22 – Spring newsletter 2010.pdf
- The College of Veterinarians of Ontario’s position statement regarding Veterinarians and “over the counter medications”
Volume 22 – Spring newsletter 2010.pdf
- The College of Veterianarians of Ontario’s position statement regarding “Katrina” Dogs
Volume 22 – Spring newsletter 2010.pdf
- Health Canada advises consumers about over the counter flea and tick medications
Volume 22 – Spring newsletter 2010.pdf
- The importance of vaccinating your pet
Volume 23 – Fall newsletter 2010.pdf
- Focus on Ear Infections
Volume 25 – Spring newsletter 2011.pdf
- Is Mountainview Animal Hospital Moving?
Volume 26 – Winter 2011
Volume 27 – Spring newsletter 2012.pdf
- Blood Donation in Pets
Volume 26 – Winter 2011
- The Importance of Stool Samples
Volume 26 – Winter 2011
- Thyroid disease – Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism
Volume 30 – Winter newsletter 2013.pdf
- Being a Veterinarian
Volume 45 – Spring newsletter 2021.pdf
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Dogs in monuments: The dog is placed at the feet of women in monuments to symbolize affection and fidelity; a lion is placed at the feet of men to signify courage and magnanimity. Many of the Crusaders are represented with their feet on a dog, to show that they followed the standard of the Lord as faithfully as a dog follows the footsteps of his master.
