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Be careful with Christmas leftovers

With a shortage of vets nationally and emergency veterinary hospitals already at capacity, the public is urged not to allow their pets to consume any human Christmas foods, as even small amounts can be toxic and potentially fatal. According to the Animal Emergency Centre, each year over Christmas they see a surge in emergency cases […]

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