Proudly Canadian owned and operatedCategory: Health & vet
Microchipping in Canada: registries and why updating matters
A chip only works if the registry has your phone number.
Dental care for dogs: brushing, chews and cleanings
Why dental disease is so common, and a routine that works.
Parasite prevention through the Canadian seasons
Fleas, ticks, worms and heartworm, month by month.
Toxic foods and household hazards for dogs
Chocolate, xylitol, grapes, antifreeze and more, and what to do fast.
Exercise needs by breed group
How much activity herding, sporting, toy and giant breeds really need.
When to go to a 24‑hour emergency hospital (and what it costs)
Signs that can’t wait until morning, and typical Canadian ER fees. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Vaccination schedule for Canadian puppies
Core and non‑core vaccines, rabies rules by province, and lyme risk. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Ticks, lyme and heartworm in Canada: a regional guide
Where risk is rising, prevention windows, and what to ask your vet. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Spay and neuter: timing by breed size
What the research says about large breeds and early alteration. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Understanding OFA results: hips, elbows, eyes, heart
Grades, what they predict, and why both parents matter. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Genetic panels explained: carrier, clear, affected
How to read a lab report, and which markers matter for your breed. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Emergency signs every owner should know
Bloat, toxins, heat stroke and when to go now, not tomorrow. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Choosing a vet clinic: 9 questions to ask before your first appointment
Hours, emergency coverage, fees, and whether they accept your passport. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
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