Condo Dog Etiquette | Day in the Life of a JKT Consultant
Jen Palacios shares an insider condo tip (with a special appearance of her doggo!)
Category Archives: Living with Pets in Toronto
JKT Spotlight: Dr. Christopher O’Toole
Dr. Christopher O'Toole built Bloor West Village Animal Hospital to help care for local families and their beloved pets. Run on a practice philosophy to treat all pets they see as they would treat their own, it's no wonder that […]
Dog-Friendly Neighbourhoods in Toronto
If you're a dog owner, it's often not the shopping options and home-to-work transit convenience that play the vital role in deciding which part of the city you'll move to. For some, the dog-friendly factor has taken the first place […]
JKT Spotlight: Heather Johnston from Flow Canine Wellness
It’s no surprise that since animals are such a big part of our families that people want to make sure that their faithful companions live long and healthy lives. That’s where Heather Johnston comes in. Heather is a Certified Small […]
Your Dog Sitting Options in Toronto
If you've ever come home after a long, tough day at work and felt that overwhelming stressful fog melt away with the wag of a tail and a heartfelt lick, odds are you're a dog owner. Pets are good for […]
All Good Dog Food: Healthy Canine Cuisine
All Good Dog Food Co. 16 Vaughan Rd, Toronto, ON M6G 2N1 Phone:+1 647-352-2433 Website: allgooddogfood.com Jonathan Cooper is in the business of providing Torontonians with good food; he'll sell you wholesome, invigorating dishes based on chicken, beef, or lamb, […]
Dog Owners’ Rights In Terms of Real Estate
Torontonians sure love their dogs. There have never been more dog parks in the city, with High Park, Monarch Park, Trinity Bellwoods, and more boasting off-leash areas for Toronto's canines to get a much-needed break from cramped condo living and […]
Best Off-Leash Dog Parks in Toronto
Finding a suitable park for you four-legged friend can be a tough task. A good park doesn't necessarily mean big vast fields of green. Sometimes a smaller area is just enough if it's safe and easily accessible. Luckily, Toronto offers […]
“Comfort Dogs” in Airports Take the Edge Off Travel
Pet or play with a friendly pooch to cope with stressful crowds and lines Dogs in airports are usually led through the premises at the heels of particularly imposing security guards, sniffing around for questionable packages and sometimes catching a […]
Toronto Woofstock 2013 Photo Essay
Welcome to North America's largest festival for dogs! Click individual photos to enlarge and enter the full Lightbox Gallery. We are introducing a brand new series of Photo Essays! Have a look at amazing Photo Sets all shot by talented […]
Living with Allergies: Pets at Home
Pet by Christopher Woo Almost every parent knows the situation: your child comes home excited and won't stop repeating stories about Benny or a similar name. It takes you a couple minutes to realize that Benny is not a new […]
Before You Get A Dog: A Beginner’s Guide
Soulmates by Lali Masriera What if dogs could talk? Well, humans would have probably lost their best friends, as some people say while smirking maliciously. Luckily for us, dogs haven't mastered the skill of speaking human language yet, and they […]
Toronto Regulations on Exotic Pets
Bengal Tiger by Esparta Palma Toronto is home to more than 5 million people. But it's not just humans inhabiting the largest Canadian city: many home pets live alongside their guardians. Most people would settle with dogs, cats, hamsters, or […]
Doggy Door and Home Security
Learning by Aidras Dogs and other pets often become a part of the family. But every pet requires special treatment and needs to have its own little privileges and responsibilities. For a dog, one of those privileges is a flap […]
How To Find Your Soul(dog)mate
Doggelganger Not so long ago, The Pedigree Adoption Drive in New Zealand came up with a unique project: a website where you can find the perfect dog for you! It uses "human to canine pairing software" that enables you to […]
Pet Shelter Reopened
The shelter was closed on April 12 this year after shocking accusation of animal cruelty from Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Former president Mr. Trow and five senior managers were previously arrested on animal cruelty charges.
IFAW’s Animal Rescue Blog
Animal Rescue by Robert Szlivka In the Spring Jen Palacios on our team had the opportunity to travel to Northern Quebec to assist with IFAW's Northern Dog Program's Spay/Neuter clinics. Attention animal lovers - check out the fascinating blog from […]