Category: Canada

White-tailed deer occur across southern Canada and as far north as Yukon and the Northwest Territories. If protected, both species thrive around human settlements. Where do white-tailed deer live in Canada? The white-tailed deer is common throughout North America. Of the 16 subspecies of white-tailed deer, three reside in Canada. The northern white-tailed deer is […]

The veterinary requirements for dogs and cat to fly to Canada are pretty simple. They need a microchip and a rabies vaccination and a health certificate within 5 days of the flight. Can I take my dog on holiday to Canada from UK? Flights from the U.K.: Pets are accepted for travel both in the […]

Can UPS deliver to a Canada Post PO box? UPS does not have access to Canada Post PO boxes so they deliver to civic addresses only. You can ship to a PO box with Canada Post or another postal service, so you should choose Canada Post over a private courier such as UPS if you […]

Pets left loose and feral dogs pose health and real safety risk in hundreds of aboriginal reserves and small communities across all of northern regions of Canada. Does Canada have street dogs? Canada bans street dogs from more than 100 countries starting Wednesday. Dog rescue organizations hope Canada will reverse its ban on street dogs […]

So just remember – you are able to ship to a P.O. box when using Canada Post or a federal postal service. If you need to send a shipment through a private courier such as UPS or FedEx, make sure to ask your receiver to provide another address as couriers do not ship to P.O. […]

City Fish, the only authorized Distributor of Alligator Meat in Canada, proudly presents “Marinated Alligator Fillet”. Which country eats alligator meat? It is consumed in many countries like Australia, Thailand, Philippines, South Africa, and some regions of the United States. In the United States, alligator meat is available in alligator farms and in specialty food […]

Adult bedbugs can be as long as 10 mm. They have an oval, broad, flat body and a short, broad head. Adult bedbugs are brown, but darken to a blood red colour after feeding. Young bedbugs are shaped like adults, but are smaller (1.5 mm long) and lighter in colour. Are bed bugs common in […]

Dogs and cats entering Canada from all countries except the United States will be subject to inspection. There is a $30.00USD fee for this service for the first animal and $5.00USD for each additional animal. Proof of rabies vaccination will be required. Can you bring dogs into Canada right now? Effective June 10, 2022, import […]

Penalty for criminal negligence causing bodily harm is punishable by up to ten years imprisonment. If someone is killed the penalty could be life imprisonment. What happens if my dog killed a person? The punishment is based upon the degree of severity of the consequences of the dog’s actions. A minor injury results in a […]

The CCAC reports that in 2020, 5,067,778 animals were used for research, teaching, and testing in Canada. This is an increase of 11% from the 4,562,522 animals that were used in 2019. How many animals are tested on each year in Canada? In one year, between 2008 and 2009 the number of animals used for […]