🎉 Celebrating one amazing year of caring for our furry friends at TIAH! 🥂🥳 Thank you to our dedicated team and our wonderful clients for trusting us with your pets’ care. Cheers to many more years of wagging tails and purring hearts! 🙌❤️🐶🐱🐰🐹
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February is National Cat Health Month! ❤️🐱🐈🐈⬛ A cat’s diet must be high in animal proteins. Cats need nutrients from meat that they cannot get anywhere else. They need Omega-3’s called DHA and EPA from fish or organ meat. Cats can’t convert Plant Omega-3 to DHA and EPA.🐾Cats have evolved to eat fresh prey, however, most domesticated cats eat kibble and are dehydrated as they don’t drink enough water. Did you know that cats are addicted to kibble for a couple reasons?1. Kibble is sprayed with animal digest to make it irresistible2. Cats are addicted to the shape and texture of kibble.🐾Contact Toronto Integrative Animal Health to discuss your cat’s wellness and nutrition. We offer a complete range of holistic and conventional therapeutic options. 🌿💚
February is National Cat Health Month! ❤️🐱🐈🐈⬛ A cat’s diet must be high in animal proteins. Cats need nutrients from meat that they cannot get anywhere else. They need Omega-3’s called DHA and EPA from fish or organ meat. Cats can’t convert Plant Omega-3 to DHA and EPA.
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Cats have evolved to eat fresh prey, however, most domesticated cats eat kibble and are dehydrated as they don’t drink enough water. Did you know that cats are addicted to kibble for a couple reasons?
1. Kibble is sprayed with animal digest to make it irresistible
2. Cats are addicted to the shape and texture of kibble.
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Contact Toronto Integrative Animal Health to discuss your cat’s wellness and nutrition. We offer a complete range of holistic and conventional therapeutic options. 🌿💚
Dog boots 👢provide extra protection to prevent ❄️ winter-related injuries, such as cracking, frostbite, and exposure to toxic chemicals like de-icing salts. 🩵
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Salt used on roads and sidewalks can cause chemical burns on paw pads and can be toxic if ingested (by licking).
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BUT Don’t leave boots on indoors unless there is a medical reason to, as the only place that dogs sweat is ON their feet. Moisture buildup on feet from wearing waterproof boots too long can damage skin.
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Skin in between toes (interdigital web) is very sensitive and prone to developing painful cysts, especially in short- haired dogs such as Mastiffs, Frenchies and Boxers. Dogs will lick at these cysts incessantly and a vicious cycle of interdigital dermatitis develops. Any sores on the feet or thickened areas in between toes should be checked out by your vet asap. Integrative vets have more tools in their dermatology toolbox! 💚
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