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Is Stress Affecting My Dog?
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...
Senior Dog Safety at Home
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...
What Does Daylight Savings Mean for Dogs?
It’s time to “spring ahead” folks! Can you believe it? It seems like just yesterday we were “falling behind”. For us humans, daylight savings means that we will need to adjust our clocks. Other than losing an hour of sleep this weekend, most of us will be able to...
Tips to Keep Your Senior Dog Healthy
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...
Kennel Cough – What You Should Know
Canine respiratory infections are extremely taxing on dogs, especially the highly-contagious strain known as kennel cough. The coughing is highly projective, as obviously dogs cannot cover their mouths, so the infection spreads quickly, especially in close quarters. A...
Havanese: intelligent, trainable, energetic
The adorable long-haired breed known as the Havanese Dog Breed has won over many hearts with his many lovable features. This includes his beautiful silky hair and attentive large brown eyes. The Havanese Dog, as the name indicates, was bred as a companion dog for...
Teaching An Old Dog New Tricks
While it’s true that your pup may have some limitations because of his age, these limitations are mainly physical ones, which usually presents itself in the form of arthritis. Senior dogs are happy when they meet a new challenge and never tire of pleasing their...
Keeping Dogs Warm on Winter Walks
As we embark on a new year, we ascend further into winter and that equates to colder weather. So, what does that mean for our daily winter walks with our dogs? Often times, pet parents are not so keen on venturing out into the cold and even some dogs will dig...
Why Does My Vet Get Poor Reviews?
Let’s face it; trips to the veterinary office can bring out a range of emotions. Many visits are not “happy” ones. You’re rushing in with an emergency, Fido is sick, and you don’t know why. Depending on the outcome of the medical visit you could be leaving with a...
