by Central Veterinary Services | Jul 24, 2020 | Dog & Cat
The barbed edge nature of the foxtail gives it the ability to travel in one direction, making its small appearance more dangerous than the initial glance. Despite its cute sounding name, the foxtail has been known to take on your pet’s largest defense system, the...
by Central Veterinary Services | Jun 27, 2020 | Dog & Cat
Summertime brings about increased car travel with pets as they accompany their families on road trips and day trips. These trips may occur relatively close to home, or they may take you and your pet across provincial or international borders (travel restrictions...
by Central Veterinary Services | Jun 4, 2020 | Uncategorized
Hooray National Donut Day is June 5th! While Canadians are proud to celebrate more then one donut day a year, what about the days you want to include your dogs? I personally love to include my two senior dogs in as much as possible. Chances are they will...
by Central Veterinary Services | May 4, 2020 | Horse
Colic is a condition that most horse owners will see sometime during their horse’s lifetime. Colic does not discriminate between age, gender or breed and can be as a result of numerous things. In our cold Manitoba winters, we most often see impaction colic. This is...
by Central Veterinary Services | May 4, 2020 | Horse
There is an old adage that describes the horse as having 5 hearts, each as equally important as the others. The 5 hearts are made up of one actual heart and 4 feet. Of course, a horse cannot live without any of these 5 hearts, which underlines the importance of the...
