
Healthy New Year’s resolutions for you and your pet
It’s no secret that January is a time for new beginnings. You may be resolving to become a healthier you in 2021 — but, what about your pet?
It’s no secret that January is a time for new beginnings. You may be resolving to become a healthier you in 2021 — but, what about your pet?
As exciting as it is, preparation is the key to giving your new bundle of joy a smooth transition into their new home.
Follow these tips to make sure your furry family members stay safe, healthy and merry this holiday season.
Making your own dog treats at home is a fun activity for you and your family, and it’s rewarding for your dog too!
The holidays can really stress out some dogs and cats. Help your pet stay calm during the festivities with these tips!
Pets tend to act fine even when they’re in pain. Here are some clues that might mean your dog or cat is in pain.
November is Adopt a Senior Pet month and it could be the perfect time to consider adopting an older pet.
Thinking of adding another cat to the family? Here are some tips for a pawsitive experience!
Cancer can be a devastating disease for humans and animals alike. Learn the warning signs and risks associated with cancer in our furry loved ones.
No matter what Halloween looks like for you this year, consider it from your pet’s perspective to make sure everyone has a good time.
Explore some of the important ways they keep animals safe and healthy – in the clinic and at home.
It’s important to take care of your mental health all year long – here are some ways pets bring positivity and fulfillment to people’s lives!
Find out what you need to know about zoonoses and its impacts on community health and pets.
Follow the typical lifetime of a cat to see how pet insurance helps pet families keep their furry friends happy and healthy.
Do we cover breed-specific conditions? The short answer: yes! Watch the video to learn more about our coverage and how it works.
Follow the typical lifetime of a dog to see how pet insurance helps pet families keep their furry friends happy and healthy.
Pet insurance helps you protect your furry family members. Plus, it’s easy to sign up! Watch the video to learn more.
Arthritis is part of getting older for many of us, but did you know pets get arthritis too?
Sometimes you can share a bite or two of your own food with your dog without much harm, but some foods are absolutely off-limits.
If you’re a cat owner, you’ve likely experienced how difficult it can be to comfortably get your cat in a carrier.
Pet ownership is a serious commitment. Here are some practical tips to help you protect your pet.
Getting out on the water is fun for the whole family, and can be fun for your pet too, as long as you take some extra precautions.
Cats tend to hide any signs of illness or injury – even from the people that love them most. Here are a few signs your cat may be sick.
If you’re visiting a lake, swimming pool or another body of water that’s deeper than your dog can stand in, make sure you take some precautions.
The last thing you want is for your pet to get hurt in a fire. Here are some tips to help you prepare for unexpected emergencies.
Just like us, dogs and cats are susceptible to heat-related illnesses like overheating, heatstroke and even skin cancer.
Nothing says summer like fresh berries! Blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries are all safe for your dog to eat – in moderation.
From howling at sirens to chasing their tails, here’s what some of those behaviours might mean.
If you are struggling with giving your cat medication, you’re not alone.
We want the best for our pets, and that includes keeping them healthy. Keep these tips in mind to keep your pet living their best life!
Overweight cats are more likely to develop serious health conditions like diabetes, arthritis, and difficulties with urination and constipation.
Ever wondered what some of those strange behaviours mean or where they come from?
Licking themselves, grass, carpets, or anything else; what are some of the causes of excessive licking?
If you’re planning on visiting an off-leash park in your area, make sure you keep these things in mind.
Here’s a guide that can help you determine if taking your pet to the vet right now is essential, or if it’s better to wait.
We can learn more about what our dogs are saying to us by reading their body language cues
You can be greener when it comes to your pet. You can keep your pet’s carbon paw print in mind too!
If you’re looking for some relaxation time in between your baking and organizing, here’s a list of movies you can enjoy with your pet!
Learn more about the other benefits of a Petsecure policy.
While cats may not enjoy the intrusion, our dogs LOVE having us home all day. Here's how you can help curb separation anxiety.
Staying home with your pet for a while? Here’s how to help your pet thrive while you’re both stuck at home.
COVID-19 has changed the world for us. What does it mean for your local veterinary clinic?
It's natural to be worried about your health and the health of your family, including your furry family members.
Here are some tips to help keep your floors just a little bit cleaner over springtime.
Petsecure plans include exam fees and taxes so 80% coverage can actually work out to a higher reimbursement than 90% coverage plans.
There are easy steps you can take to help ensure your pet’s mouth stays healthy and clean.
We’re happy to announce that veterinarian, Dr. Colleen Fisher has joined our team!
Manage your pet’s dental health and make sure their pearly whites (and gums) stay clean and healthy for many years to come.
Here are some of the reasons why Petsecure’s dental coverage is best for your pet's health.
Puppies are at their most impressionable during the first three months of life. It's important to start socialization early. Read to learn how.
If you’re thinking about getting a pet, you probably have a lot of love to give. Adding a pet to your family can be a wonderful experience.
Dog or cat sadness is real. Here's what to look for and how you can help.
Your new fur-baby might have had his name for a year or just a few weeks but either way, here are some things that can make the transition easier.
If you’re thinking about pet insurance for your family members of the furry variety, it’s important to understand a few things first.
What if your pet has already been sick or injured before you buy a policy? It may be considered a pre-existing condition.
Adding a second dog to your family can be a great addition. Here are some things to consider before you start looking for another doggo.