Passion for Pets
Ren's Pets gives back to companion animal health.
Ren's Pets gives back to companion animal health.
The University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) will benefit from a record-breaking $ 4,944,680 million raised by Toronto animal lovers and philanthropists this week.
The funds raised will go toward the creation of new advanced surgical and anesthesia facilities at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC).
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“I’m so thankful there is a place like OVC. Our entire experience made cancer seem like not such a
lonely disease." Read Kooter's story.
“From the moment the team at OVC greeted us in the parking lot with a stretcher, we knew our boy was in good hands." Read Freddy's story, a seven-year-old Golden Retriever referred to the Ontario Veterinary College for life-saving care.
Local author shares her dog Hailey's journey through canine cancer.
With over 8.8 million pet cats in Canada, more people choose cats as animal companions compared to dogs. But research trends show cat owners are less likely to take their cat for regular veterinary care. Why is this the case and what is changing to make vet visits easier on cats and their owners?
The launch of a new online tool at the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) is asking pet owners and primary care veterinarians to help monitor and track the spread of ticks in Canada.
Going on summer vacation? Professor Lee Niel, companion animal welfare and behaviour expert at the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, shares tips on what pet owners should look for when selecting a boarding or daycare facility for their pet.