Blog Tag - ICVS
This article was originally published as part of a monthly series by PasonGlobalMoving
Let's say you've been in China for a while – or maybe you've...
Over the years, the Beijinger and beijingkids have provided Beijing’s pet owners with all the information they could possibly need for a happy,...
It’s less than a week until the “wildest” Christmas party in Beijing, courtesy of the International Center for Veterinary Services (ICVS). They told...
Fireworks, usually explosions of joy and cheer to ring in Chinese New Year, can unfortunately mean miserable nights for some dogs. To some extent...
So you've got yourself covered with some air filter systems and fitted out in the latest mask. What about fluffy and spot though? We talked to Mary...
The end of summer in Beijing is traditionally associated with a wave of newly relocated families that have moved to China during the season. The...
Almost daily, we read in the news about the latest food safety issue, whether it is fast food made with expired meats, melamine found in our milk...
The recent strict enforcement of the ban on "large and aggressive dogs" in Beijing has generated a great amount of debate on why, in China, large...
New owners of recently acquired puppies and kittens often bring the newest members of their families directly to the pet hospital for a checkup to...
The Yulin Festival, held on June 21, celebrating the summer solstice, has been held annually for years by local residents by eating dog meat and...
Last month's reports of the tragic death of a dog that died during a domestic flight sent shockwaves through the community right before the start of...
The summer heralds the peak travel season and for some families, that may mean a permanent relocation home or a posting to new country. The summer...
Departing from China with your pets? ICVS are holding a free event between 11am and noon on June 14 whereby experts in the field share step-by-...
The recent report of a dog beaten to death by a group of men presenting themselves as chengguan (City Urban Administrative and Law Enforcement)...
As spring turns into summer, numerous puppies and kittens appear as strays in our neighborhoods, in the shelters and in the animal sales markets....