Candles, Diffusers and Scented Products: A Clayton Heights Guide to Autumn Air and Pets

Once the windows close for the season, everything you add to the air stays in it. Candles, wax melts, plug-ins, sprays and essential oil diffusers all become more concentrated indoors from October onward. Cats are the most affected, because their liver handles several of these compounds poorly. A few small changes take most of that… Continue reading Candles, Diffusers and Scented Products: A Clayton Heights Guide to Autumn Air and Pets

Wet Weather Ear Problems in Dogs: A Clayton Heights Fall Guide

Autumn rain in Surrey reliably brings a wave of ear problems. Moisture trapped in the ear canal changes the environment inside it and lets yeast and bacteria multiply. The early signs are head shaking, scratching, an unusual smell and redness. Ears deteriorate quickly, so early veterinary attention saves your dog considerable discomfort. Why the rain… Continue reading Wet Weather Ear Problems in Dogs: A Clayton Heights Fall Guide