Dr. Courtney Andrews

There’s no simple answer, but it’s best to just ask your veterinarian

Tail docking, ear cropping and declawing serve no medical purpose, and can lead to painful chronic issues with dogs and cats, but still Ontario has refused to ban the practices, even if veterinary associations are against unnecessary cosmetic procedures for pets

While people think they are doing their dog a service with grain-free feeding, they might actually not be doing their pooch any favours at all

Turns out, most veterinary governing bodies, as well the Health Canada, the CDC, and the FDA, recommend against feeding your pet raw meat-based food or even supplementing your pet’s food with raw products

The winter and the holiday season can pose specific hazards for pets, from cold weather and salt, to ribbon and chocolate, here are things to avoid

Veterinarian Dr. Courtney Andrews delves into one of the biggest frustrations for cat owners: when your feline friend begins relieving themselves everywhere except the litter box

Whether taking blood or x-rays, assisting in surgery or administering anesthesia, let’s celebrating all the amazing things registered veterinary technicians do

Dr. Courtney Andrews offers a few tips on how to get your feline to the vet with minimal stress (for both of you) and why it’s important for cats to visit the doctor

Veterinarian Dr. Courtney Andrews offers some advice on the hardest decision people have to make on behalf of their furry, feathered and scaled friends

The answer depends entirely on you and your pet’s symptoms