How to Take Care of a Diabetic Cat
Diabetes is a fairly common disease in cats, often diagnosed between the ages of 8 and 13. We regularly take in diabetic cats at the shelter and, unfo...
Read moreWhen Puppies Chew
Sometimes, adorable baby dogs end up at the Montreal SPCA, abandoned by their families because of a so-called undesirable behaviour: chewing. But chew...
Read moreHow to Pick a Behaviour Consultant
Many people concerned about the psychological wellbeing of their cat or dog seek professional help from a behaviour consultant.
Read moreFeline Language: Do You Speak Cat?
By understanding their language correctly and adapting your interactions accordingly, you will build a great relationship with your animal.
Read moreHandling Your Cat with Respect: Three Easy Steps
Does your cat seem hesitant when you pick them up or get agitated when you try to pet them? Make the experience more enjoyable.
Read moreTest your Knowledge about New Animal Companions
The SPCA drafted this little “True or False” document to test your knowledge on new animal companions.
Read more5 Tips for Getting Fido Ready for Your Return t...
Fall 2021 is now upon us and the return to the office is imminent. But what will happen to your companion when you leave for work or your children ret...
Read moreBuying a Turtle in 2021 is Ethically Irresponsible
Buying, rather than adopting, a dog, cat or rabbit from a pet store has been prohibited in Montréal since January 1, 2020. This is a first step in the...
Read moreFound a squirrel? Here’s what to do
Every year, we receive many calls for advice when people find a squirrel who seems to need help. Here are some tips.
Read moreThe Rabbit’s Needs
Increasingly popular companions in Quebec, rabbits are cute, quiet, sweet, playful, and can be affectionate and house-trained. They are great animals...
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