Educational Articles

Dogs + Kittens

  • Interactive feeders that require a pet to think and work for their food call upon pets’ natural instincts to hunt or forage. Besides being fun, these food puzzles may help both physical and behavioral problems in cats and dogs. When used correctly, interactive feeders may benefit pets that eat too quickly, become bored when alone, or suffer from separation anxiety.

Appointments


Click here to make an appointment or give us a call at 905-257-7777.



Learn More

Proud Member


We are a proud member of The College of Veterinarians of Ontario.



Learn More

Pet Health Library


Providing you information to assist in your pet’s healthcare needs.



Learn More