Watching your beloved dog grow older can be a bittersweet experience. While you cherish the years spent together, noticing them slowing down is a reminder that time marches on. One of the essential concerns for senior dogs is ensuring they stay hydrated. As dogs age, their bodies undergo changes that can make maintaining proper hydration […]
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Just In – Results from Canine Healthy Aging Quiz When it comes to dogs, what’s the difference between adult, senior and geriatric? What’s the Difference for Adult, Senior and Geriatric Dogs? Dogs are considered adult once they reach full physical maturity (usually 1–7 years, depending on breed size). They have peak physical health and energy,
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Celebrating Two Years of Mowgli on Leap Years: A Tail of Love, Loyalty, and Adventure Mowgli, a 10-year-old canine companion, has been a source of joy, comfort, and playful mischief for his family since his adoption from a shelter in 2016. Known for his laid-back charm and quirky routines, Mowgli has been using Leap Years
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You are working hard to save for your future. You try (most days) to eat your greens. You floss, well, at least when you remember. The point is that you’re doing your best to plan for the future. But have you ever thought about what that kind of planning looks like for your dog? We
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The holidays are a special time for everyone, including your canine companions. Just like us, dogs love special treats and meals, especially when they are homemade with love. Preparing holiday recipes for your dog can be a fun way to show them how much they mean to you. In this article, we will explore some
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When managing a tight budget, it’s crucial to make strategic decisions including how much to spend on dog care, dog products and your dog’s health care. Let’s assume that health care is the number one priority. From there do you buy new dog toys or an upscale dog bed or forego those to pay for
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