If you’ve been watching the news or scrolling through your community Facebook groups recently, you’ve probably come across headlines or friendly warnings about *blue-green algae* in BC lakes this summer. From local vets to regional health authorities, concerns have been growing around this not-so-pretty bloom that surfaces when the weather heats up—especially where pets are involved.
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As humans, we love when spring Daylight Savings Time comes around. Our days stay brighter, get longer, and it means the glorious seasons of Spring and Summer are just around the corner. Feels like heaven, right?  Sadly, it doesn’t have all the same great benefits for our pets! They don’t live their days by the time on the clock like us. For some pets, even slight changes in their daily routines can leave them feeling hungry or confused. Here are a few tips on helping your pet adjust to the adjustments that come with Daylight Savings Time.
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If you’ve been watching the news or scrolling through your community Facebook groups recently, you’ve probably come across headlines or friendly warnings about *blue-green algae* in BC lakes this summer. From local vets to regional health authorities, concerns have been growing around this not-so-pretty bloom that surfaces when the weather heats up—especially where pets are involved.
Should You Shave Your Dog in the Summer? (Spoiler: Not Always!)
Simple ways to stay on top of pet waste:
As humans, we love when spring Daylight Savings Time comes around. Our days stay brighter, get longer, and it means the glorious seasons of Spring and Summer are just around the corner. Feels like heaven, right?  Sadly, it doesn’t have all the same great benefits for our pets! They don’t live their days by the time on the clock like us. For some pets, even slight changes in their daily routines can leave them feeling hungry or confused. Here are a few tips on helping your pet adjust to the adjustments that come with Daylight Savings Time.
