IPAE Animal Hospital

01/25/2021

January is . Send in your dog walking photos and be entered to win an amazing dog walking bundle! Follow our clinic page to find tips and tricks for staying safe when walking your dog.

01/25/2021

This weekend our clinic is having a full day of making sure everyone’s pets are up to date on vaccinations! We are also having a promotion, everyone who calls in to book their pets vaccinations this month will get entered into a draw to win their next set of vaccinations and physical exam for free 🎉 There are plenty of reasons to keep up to date, some of those reasons include the risks of taking your pet out for a walk without vaccinations updated may result in the spread of diseases. .

01/25/2021

It's 🐶 While you're taking a stroll with your furry friends, remember these tips for trail etiquette to keep everyone safe 😊

01/25/2021

This month is national dog walking awareness month and we thought we would remind you of the risks that are easily preventable when it comes to dog walking!
Some risks of walking are dehydration, damage to foot pads and not being visible while walking at night.
Luckily there are easy solutions to these risks!
1. Bring a portable water bowl and a bottle of water 💧
2. Get your dog to wear foot projection 🐾
3. Get your dog some reflective wear (ex. harness or jacket) so they will easily be seen at night 🦺
We have attached a link below on more information on dog walking. If you have any questions about exercise for your pet, you can give our clinic a call at 780-____-_____. 📞
https://devotedtodog.com/how-often-should-you-walk-your-dog/?fbclid=IwAR1xaHlVoVTtUrwuzO8NAvc7miT7w0GGStarGweBPv4AJHO5eNMcFDAmr9k

According to the AKC, 32.3% of Americans walk their dogs as a primary form of exercise. The walk is an important activity for you and your dog, both as exercise and as an opportunity for training and bonding. Walking together goes back to our roots with our dogs, back to a time when we spent our day...

01/25/2021

January is the time to celebrate National Walk Your Dog Month! Exercise and fresh air are much needed especially in this difficult time of Covid. What can beat the anxiety and unsureness better than taking a walk/hike with your furry buddy?! Can't wait to head out? Read this article about proper trail etiquette first to ensure that everyone gets an enjoyable experience out of the day. If you have a problem training your dog to have a good leash-walking manner, our technician specialized in behaviour is more than willing to help you out in a private consultation session.

We’ll admit that January might not be the best time for “Walk Your Dog Month.” What with the freezing cold, ice and snow, it’s hardly an enjoyable time