As pet parents, we know that our dogs thrive on companionship and play. Canine socialization with other dogs and people is essential for their emotional well-being and overall health. In this blog, we’ll explore various opportunities for socialization and safe play activities that will keep your dog healthy, happy, and well-adjusted. Why Canine Socialization is […]
As pet parents, we are to get our puppies and young adult dogs vaccinated for infectious diseases, protect them with parasite prevention and maybe even brush their teeth. Once they are adults, we may not often stop to consider the healthy aging process until they start to slow down. Then we seek veterinary attention to
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A dog’s senior years may not simply involve physical changes such as slowing down or diseases specific to organ systems like the kidney or heart. Behavioral and cognitive (ability to remember, learn and perceive their environment) changes occur too. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) is a clinical syndrome which may occur by age 8 years in
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As our canine companions age, their needs evolve, requiring specialized care to ensure they enjoy a happy and comfortable life. Just like humans, many middle-aged to senior dogs may experience a range of age-related conditions, from joint stiffness to canine cognitive decline. Often, veterinarians are familiarized with supplements that address specific need states, as there
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