Microchipping – Why it’s so Important
Even though May almost over, it’s not too late to remind our fellow pet owners that this month is #ChipYourPetsMonth! Does your pet have a microchip? Did you know …
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Winter Storm Alert! How to Ensure Your Pet is Safe & Prepared
The winter storm is an ingrained part of our Canadian winter experience, and as each year passes, we often have a pretty good idea of what to expect! However, …
DVM Blogs: Cannabis and Pets
By Elva Ma, DVM With the legalization of cannabis officially in place today, the team at Wellesley have had many questions from pet owners about how this can impact …
DVM Blogs: Emergency Medical Conditions
By Dr. Edison Barrientos, DVM Emergency medical conditions affecting your pet can be varied. Since animals are good at hiding symptoms, you may not notice anything until the pet’s …
DVM Blogs: Pet Travel Tips
By Elva Ma, DVM With summer officially in full swing, many of us are in the midst of, or planning, our summer travels. Our furry companions are part of …
DVM Blogs: Is My Pet In Pain?
By Dr. Barrientos, DVM One of the most common questions I get asked is : Is my pet in pain? This is a very important question as nobody wants for our …
DVM Blogs: Heartworm Season is in Full Swing!
By Elva Ma, DVM As temperatures start to climb in the city of Toronto and we enjoy the milder weather with our canine companions, we renew our focus on …
DVM Blogs: Bunny Basics: Rabbits 101
By Alison Young, DVM As the small mammal and exotics expert at Wellesley Animal Hospital, I would like to use my first blog post to share some insights on …
DVM Blogs: A Guide to the best Dog Parks in Toronto (Downtown West)
By Dr. Edison Barrientos, DVM, Owner Today’s urban dog has many options for getting outside, exercising and meeting new buddies. Some Pet Moms and Dads just like to take …
DVM Blogs: Every Season Can Be Tick Season! (March 2018)
By Dr. Pilar Villanueva, DVM Ticks are external parasites, living by feeding on the blood of wild animals, birds, and sometimes your pet or even yourself! While the general rule is that …