by Noelle Dunn | Apr 6, 2016 | Dog Health
Dogs, just like their humans, can become stressed for a variety of reasons. However, signs of anxiety or worry in dogs can often go overlooked, or even worse, undetected for a long period of time. The first step in helping your dog battle stress is being able to...
by Noelle Dunn | Mar 23, 2016 | Dog Health
As your dog attains senior status, you may begin to notice some changes in him. Many senior dogs exhibit signs of decreased mobility, they may become less agile, and hearing and vision loss may occur. Some of these changes may make your home a danger zone without some...
by Noelle Dunn | Mar 2, 2016 | Dog Health
Like humans, pets age, too! It is important for you to help your senior dog grow old gracefully and that means keeping his health and well-being front and center. Here are a few tips to keep your senior dog healthy and young as well. Tips to Keep Your Senior Dog...
by Noelle Dunn | Dec 23, 2015 | Dog Health
Is Twitching A Serious Concern? Many people and animals alike experience spasm-like movements of specific muscles. These movements are also called tics and twitches and can happen anywhere in the body. In most cases, twitching is nothing to worry about. There are some...
by Noelle Dunn | Nov 18, 2015 | Dog Health
Dogs shed. It’s an inescapable reality and part of life as a dog parent. Dog owners tend to vacuum three times more than the average person simply because they’re picking up after their canine companion’s scattered fur. Shedding is a natural phenomenon...
by Noelle Dunn | Oct 2, 2015 | Dog Health, Pet-Friendly Living
Cats and dogs experience heart problems like humans do with one main difference. Do you know what it is? The difference is they do not suffer from heart attacks. The reason for this is because they do not develop plaques in blood vessels or blockages like humans. Cats...
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