When Jane walked into the clinic, nervous about her cat's first surgery, she was greeted by her pet’s veterinary technician who reassured her with a smile and detailed explanations about the process. This moment exemplifies the critical role of registered, certified, or licensed veterinary technicians in animal care. This article explores the profound impact these [...]

Being prepared for a disaster can be the difference between a good and bad outcome. This is especially true for our beloved pets, who rely on us to keep them safe and secure in every circumstance. As pet owners ourselves, the Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team knows these situations can be stressful and wants to [...]

Nothing is better than hearing your loveable cat purring with joy, but happy cats are not only in a good mood, they are also healthier and more affectionate companions. Unlock your cat’s secrets to greater contentment and provide the best quality of life with the Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team’s guide to feline happiness. How [...]

Puppies and kittens are susceptible to parasites that can cause significant harm, and parasite prevention is critical for their health. Our Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team covers common parasites, prevention methods, and the importance of regular veterinary care for your furry youngster.  Common parasites that affect puppies and kittens Two parasite types—external and internal—are problematic [...]

A high-quality, nutritious diet significantly enhances your pet’s health and quality of life. However, the number of pet food options available makes choosing the best products extremely difficult. As with human diet fads, a plethora of pet diets are touted as the most nutritious. To help you cut through the pet food jargon, our Cane [...]

Did you know that a single female cat can give birth to up to 200 kittens during her lifetime? Additionally, an estimated 3.3 million cats are still searching for families to love them. With the potential for a single cat to create a huge homeless feline population, controlling the pet overpopulation problem at the source—by [...]

Cats are often considered relatively healthy pets, unlikely to contract infectious diseases because of their exclusive indoor status. However, your feline friend is at risk for several serious diseases, regardless of how little time they spend outdoors or around other cats. Our Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team shares important facts that all cat owners need [...]

Spaying and neutering are important procedures that not only prevent unwanted litters but contribute to your puppy’s health and well-being. However, determining the optimal timing for having your puppy spayed or neutered involves considering various factors such as their age, breed, and health conditions. Our Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team is passionate about helping your [...]

July Fourth is a favorite summer holiday, but the festivities can be dangerous for your pet, so before you plan your cookout and break out the sparklers, take steps to safeguard your four-legged friend. Our Cane Bay Veterinary Clinic team provides helpful July Fourth pet safety guidelines to help you avoid a veterinary visit during [...]

The overwhelming majority of pets—up to 90%—suffer from some level of dental disease by age 3, which makes preventive care starting at a young age critical for the health of your furry pal’s smile. By establishing good oral hygiene habits early on, you can help ensure your pet’s long-term dental health. Our Cane Bay Veterinary [...]