Dr Amy’s Animal Corner

Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner: Indoor Cats

Welcome to our monthly blog series, Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner with Dr. Amy Brown, DVM. Dr. Brown is the Facility Veterinarian for the Algonquin College Veterinary Learning Centre & Clinic and is a Professor in the Algonquin College Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Assistant Programs.

Each month, you will get a sneak peek into some of the information our students learn while studying in the Veterinary field, learn more about our Veterinary programs, and get the opportunity to check out the animals that we help facilitate for adoption.

Introduction

Keeping cats indoors has several benefits for their health, safety, and overall well-being. However, it also requires attention to their needs to ensure they live a fulfilling life. Here are the key aspects to consider when keeping cats indoors:

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Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner – Puppy Class: More than Tricks!

Welcome to our monthly blog series, Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner with Dr. Amy Brown, DVM. Dr. Brown is the Facility Veterinarian for the Algonquin College Veterinary Learning Centre & Clinic and is a Professor in the Algonquin College Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Assistant Programs.

Each month, you will get a sneak peek into some of the information our students learn while studying in the Veterinary field, learn more about our Veterinary programs, and get the opportunity to check out the animals that we help facilitate for adoption.

Introduction

Puppy class is more than just teaching your dog to sit and stay; it’s an essential foundation for a well-behaved and socially adjusted dog. Here are some key aspects that make puppy classes comprehensive and beneficial:

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Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner: Toxins for Cats and Dogs

Welcome to our monthly blog series, Dr. Amy’s Animal Corner with Dr. Amy Brown, DVM. Dr. Brown is the Facility Veterinarian for the Algonquin College Veterinary Learning Centre & Clinic and is a Professor in the Algonquin College Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Assistant Programs.

Each month, you will get a sneak peek into some of the information our students learn while studying in the Veterinary field, learn more about our Veterinary programs, and get the opportunity to check out the animals that we help facilitate for adoption.

Introduction:

Pets are often curious creatures, which can sometimes lead them into potentially dangerous situations. Many common household items and foods can be toxic to dogs and cats. Here is a list of some of the top toxins for both dogs and cats:

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