The last full week of September is National Deaf Dog Awareness Week; this year the dates fall between September 20 – 26, 2020. National Deaf Dog Awareness Week is a time set aside to raise awareness about the need for homes for adoptable, deaf dogs. Deaf dogs, like other special needs pets, make wonderful furry … Read More »
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What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know About Canine Anemia
Anemia is a common finding in canine veterinary practice; however, it can be challenging to determine the underlying cause of the condition. Anemia in dogs is not a specific disease, but rather a symptom of another disease or condition. There are many potential causes, making diagnosis difficult. Having a basic understanding of what anemia is … Read More »
What To Do If Your Senior Dog is Losing Sight or Hearing
Like humans, dogs tend to suffer from failing hearing and diminishing eyesight as they age. It can be disorienting and stressful for aging dogs to experience these changes. Dog parents can help by understanding what’s happening and developing coping strategies for hearing and vision loss. Hearing Impairment in Dogs Hearing loss is a slow process … Read More »
25 Endearing Ways Dogs Show Affection
Have you ever wondered how dogs show they love you? While some displays of affection seem pretty obvious, even seasoned dog lovers sometimes misread canine cues. Though they can’t put their love into words, dogs have an unexpectedly large number of ways to show they care. From subtle body language to over-the-top displays of affection, … Read More »
What Every Dog Owner Should Know About Anaphylaxis in Dogs
Canine anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction in dogs. Anaphylaxis can be serious, resulting in shock, respiratory or cardiac failure, or even death. The reaction can be localized to a specific part of the body or generalized to the entire body, shutting down the major organs. Anaphylaxis is unpredictable because almost any substance can be … Read More »
12 Ways to Help Your Dog Get Enough Exercise
Dogs need regular exercise regardless of their age, breed or size. Most dog parents would agree the old adage “A tired dog is a good dog” is spot-on. There are few things more important than exercise for your dog’s mental and physical wellbeing. Regular exercise helps your pooch at every life stage. It turns out … Read More »
24 Fun Ways to Spoil Your Dog
August 10th is National Spoil Your Dog Day, the perfect time to show your pooch how much you care. One of the joys of being a pet parent is being able to pamper your dog with treats and fun activities. Especially during these crazy COVID-19 pandemic times, consider giving your faithful canine companion some extra-special … Read More »
What You Should Know About Emotional Support Dogs
August 2-8 is International Assistance Dog Week, a time to recognize and honor the devotion of service dogs and their trainers. Service dogs help people with disabilities navigate their everyday lives; they improve the lives of countless individuals around the world. Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) are not service dogs and do not receive the same … Read More »
