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Camping with dogs in Nova Scotia
Many people in Halifax/Dartmouth pack up the car and head out of the city for some rest and relaxation during the summer months. Camping is becoming increasingly popular, and taking the dog with you can make the experience a full family vacation. Check ahead: All Nova Scotia provincial parks allow pets, but it is always […]
Read MoreSocializing the New Puppy
There are two things on every new puppy owner’s mind: Housetraining and socializing. The former is obvious: Nobody wants a pup who potties on the rug. The latter is important because if a puppy isn’t properly socialized in the first 20 weeks of life to a variety of situations, there could be a lifelong fear […]
Read MoreSelecting a new pet- tips from a tech!
Going to the breeders or shelter to select a new friend is a very exciting process, as well as an overwhelming one. How do you know which one will make a good companion for yourself and your family for the next decade (or longer!)? For this blog I am going to speak about the two most […]
Read MoreKids, Pets and Parasites
There is nothing cuter than watching our kids and pets crawl all over each other. It’s a bond that we want to nurture. Interacting with pets can help teach our children to be gentle, compassionate and loving. At Full Circle Vets we believe that when children and pets are interacting so closely, parasite prevention is […]
Read MoreThe Heart of the Matter
Heartworm is a potentially serious, but preventable condition, caused by the infection of parasitic worms, which live in the heart, and in blood vessels. Heartworm has been reported in Canada, with the highest concentrations in Southern ON, but with occurrences in Atlantic provinces, including Nova Scotia. It primarily affects dogs in this region, but can […]
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