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Your one-stop spot for all things pet-related. Check out our blog articles on pet health and wellness, as well as advice on pet behaviour, common pet ailments, and more.
Heartworm: Why prevention is always the best treatment
With spring comes heartworm season, meaning it's important to get your dog tested and on preventative medication as soon as possible. Discover what prevention looks like and what kind of heartworm treatment is available for your pet.
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New Juno Veterinary membership updates
Keeping you informed and up-to-date on clinic changes is always a top priority. Effective July 31st, 2024, we'll be making membership changes that will allow us to continue providing the quality pet care we’re known for. Read on for details.
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Preventative, personalized care at Juno
At Juno, our approach to care centres on early detection and prevention. Since every pet's needs are unique, let's break down what a personalized preventative care plan looks like and why it's the best way to give your pet a long and happy life.
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Dog diarrhea: Causes, treatment, and when to be concerned
Pet parents put up with all sorts of things from open-mouth kisses and fur on the furniture, to muddy paws and drool puddles. But, we have yet to meet someone that enjoys dealing with poop—especially when it’s the runny variety.
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The ultimate guide to dog poop: What’s healthy and what’s not
Checked out your dog’s poop lately? If you’re not taking a quick look before you scoop, you could be missing out on important information about your dog’s health. Find out what’s normal, what’s not, and when you should see a vet.
Heartworm season
Lyme disease in dogs and cats: How to spot it and how to keep them safe
Lyme disease is one of the most common tick-borne diseases in the world. Transmitted through tick bites, your pet could be at risk if they go outdoors—even if they’re not an outdoor pet.
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Kennel cough in dogs: symptoms, treatment, and prevention
Kennel cough in dogs is both common and contagious, infecting the upper airways and causing discomfort. We outline possible causes and prevention methods to keep your dog comfortable and healthy.
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