Digestive disorders in dogs and cats
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
2w ago
Gastrointestinal disorders can affect our four-legged companions, taking the form of diarrhea and vomiting. While these symptoms are often benign in healthy adult animals, they can be dangerous for puppies and kittens, as well as for an adult animal if the problem does not resolve itself after a few days. The post Digestive disorders in dogs and cats appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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Diarrhée et vomissements : que faire?
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
3w ago
Les troubles gastro-intestinaux peuvent affecter nos compagnons à quatre pattes et se manifester par de la diarrhée et des vomissements. Si ces symptômes sont souvent bénins pour les animaux adultes en bonne santé, ils peuvent être dangereux pour les chiots et les chatons, de même que pour un animal adulte lorsque le problème ne se résout pas après quelques jours. The post Diarrhée et vomissements : que faire? appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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Five tips to help you reduce the impact of allergies to animals
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
3w ago
Sharing one’s life with an animal is wonderfully comforting, but can entail discomfort if you are allergic to your furry companion. The post Five tips to help you reduce the impact of allergies to animals appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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The Importance of Walking Your Dog
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
1M ago
We often think that dogs with access to a backyard can burn enough energy just at home. But for a dog, no outdoor space—no matter how large it may be—can replace the benefits of going for a walk in new territory. The post The Importance of Walking Your Dog appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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The Importance of Walking Your Dog
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
5M ago
We often think that dogs with access to a backyard can burn enough energy just at home. But for a dog, no outdoor space—no matter how large it may be—can replace the benefits of going for a walk in new territory. The post The Importance of Walking Your Dog appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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The 3-3-3 Rule for Adjusting to a New Home 
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
6M ago
Animals, like humans, experience strong emotions during major changes, such as settling into a new home.This is all the truer if they went through tough times before arriving at the shelter. You can make transitions smoother for everyone by following the 3-3-3 Rule. The post The 3-3-3 Rule for Adjusting to a New Home  appeared first on SPCA de Montréal ..read more
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Why a healthy diet is important for dogs and cats
Montreal SPCA Blog
by Frédérique Lyrette
7M ago
Presented in collaboration with Purina® Pro Plan® Choosing the right food for your companion animals is a good way to contribute to their health, longevity and well-being In the long run, you could even save money by preventing health problems that are costly to treat. But with so many foods to choose from, how do you choose the right one? Choosing a brand and a formula The best people to ask about animal nutrition are veterinarians and animal health technicians. The team of professionals who know your dog or cat will be able to help you choose the food that best meets your ..read more
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Scolding a Dog Who Growls: Danger!
Montreal SPCA Blog
by SPCA de Montréal
9M ago
Growling dogs often cause discomfort in humans, who may take it as an insult or an affront. However, for dogs, growling is an important communication tool: they growl to express their discomfort and it is their way of saying “no.” Like a smoke alarm Punishing or scolding a dog to stop them from growling is like removing the batteries from a smoke alarm. Just like the detector, growling warns of danger if nothing is done to change the situation.  A dog that is disciplined for growling will either stop the signal or reduce its intensity. They will then give less warning when they ..read more
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When Puppies Chew
Montreal SPCA Blog
by SPCA de Montréal
1y ago
Sometimes, adorable baby dogs end up at the Montreal SPCA, abandoned by their families because of a so-called undesirable behaviour: chewing.  But chewing is a natural and necessary part of a puppy’s development!  From an early age, dogs explore the world around them using their mouths. You’ve probably noticed how a three-year-old child wants to pick everything up in their hands. Since dogs can’t do the same, they discover the world through their mouths instead. Controlling chewing Training a puppy to chew the right things helps channel this natural urge in a positive way.&n ..read more
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How to Pick a Behaviour Consultant
Montreal SPCA Blog
by SPCA de Montréal
1y ago
Many people concerned about the psychological wellbeing of their cat or dog seek professional help from a behaviour consultant. Whether to perfect their companion’s social skills, to modify an aspect of their behaviour or to develop new capabilities, there are several possible reasons why a person might look for such services. In order to assist you in the process, here is a guide to help you choose your behaviour consultant. Studies and Certifications It’s essential to ask the right questions before paying for your animal’s education services in order to ensure that the perso ..read more
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