Dogs Die in Hot Cars – What You Need to Know This Summer
As temperatures rise in British Columbia, so does the risk of heatstroke and death for pets left in parked vehicles. Every year, the BC SPCA
August 11, 2025
As temperatures rise in British Columbia, so does the risk of heatstroke and death for pets left in parked vehicles. Every year, the BC SPCA
Summer is a time for making memories with our pets—whether it’s hiking in the woods, spending the day at the beach, or relaxing in the
As wildfires become more frequent and intense across British Columbia and other parts of Canada, the smoky skies they leave behind pose serious health risks—not
During the summer months in Canada, warmer weather means more time spent by pools, lakes, rivers, and ocean shores. While cooling off in the water
Longer days, sunny skies, water play, trail hikes and beach outings — summer is a season both humans and their furry companions enjoy. But with
As Canada continues to navigate the opioid crisis and the evolving landscape of recreational drug use, a lesser-known but increasingly urgent issue is coming to
Whether it’s a sock, a string, or something out of the trash, pets are known for getting into things they shouldn’t. At Boundary Bay Veterinary
Urinary tract disease is, unfortunately, a common problem among cats—particularly those that are middle-aged, overweight, or spend most of their time indoors. Known collectively as
In December 2024, the news carried several stories about avian influenza (bird flu) and cats, including the recall of some raw pet food products. Cats