Ask the Vet

The following questions have all been answered by veterinarians or specialists from our Pet forum .

To ask a question about your sick dog, cat or pet simply post it for free on our Pet forum . Most questions will be answered by other bulletin board members. They will share their knowledge but they are not veterinarians. Our vets and specialists only answer a very small fraction of questions asked. Over the years though they have answered all the most common questions and you can find those answers from the links on this page.

You should also feel free to comment on the answers submitted by our experts or regular members.

Dog Answers

Cat Answers

Our Veterinarians and specialists on board include

Martin Slome DVM
Centre Street Animal Hospital
7700 Bathurst Street Units, 40-42
Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 7Y3 Tel: (905) 771-9855

Paul Guindon DVM
Clinique veterinaire Salaberry
Medecine conventionnelle et holystique
1895 Salaberry, Montreal, QC. 514-334-7280

Raymond Van Lienden DVM
The Animal Clinic of Clifton
12702 Chapel Road, Clifton
Virginia, U.S.A. 20124
703-802-0490

Christopher Lee DVM
www.acerlux.com

Dr. Stanley Coren
Professor of Psychology
Author of 6 books on dogs
Host of the television show Good Dog!

Chantale Robinson AHT Bs.

Julie Sansregret – AHT, Dog trainer
Guides Canins
1313, rue PineRidge,
St-Lazare-de-Vaudreuil, Qué.
J7T 2M7 (450) 424-1469

Bulletin Board – Senior contributors and moderators; Ford, Capt. Jack, Carnac, Coldwetnose, Blathach & Pike.
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