Study finds Nova Scotia has highest rate of leptospirosis in dogs
A new study says Nova Scotia tops the country for the highest percentage of dogs that test positive for a potentially deadly disease.
Source: cbc.ca
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A new study says Nova Scotia tops the country for the highest percentage of dogs that test positive for a potentially deadly disease.
Some pet owners in Nova Scotia who adopted cats from the Bahamas through a Halifax-area animal rescue organization say their new felines soon developed serious health issues, problems that have led to expensive veterinarian bills and even death.
Vets from North End Animal Hospital and Eastern Passage Village Veterinarian Hospital warn dog owners to act quickly to gain control of the respiratory disease's spread