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Aging Pets Need Special Care

I still remember the day I adopted our family's first dog! He was just a tiny puppy and, as we were driving home from the animal shelter, he "tinkled" in the car! We have had some great years together, and thankfully, he has remained a very healthy dog. Now that he is in his "golden years," he is still very healthy, but has developed a bit of arthritis. It is very important to keep an eye on an older dog's health, because unlike humans, they cannot "tell" their owners that they are experiencing pain. That makes frequent veterinary check-ups more important than ever for senior dogs. I have learned a lot about animal care throughout my life, including what I am learning about senior dogs, so I decided to start a blog to share my knowledge on. I hope I can help a lot of pets and owners!

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Time To Prepare For Summer: 4 Ways To Protect Your Dog From The Heat

Posted on June 12, 2017

With the hottest days of the summer still ahead, it's time to start devising new ways to keep your dog cool. Even a normal romp around the back yard can leave your dog feeling the effects of the hot temperatures. Spending the entire day outside unprotected – or even just a few hours – can spell disaster for your pet.  Don't worry though. The tips provided here will help you keep your dog cool and comfortable this summer. [Read More]

Emergency Veterinarian Situations For Dog Owners

Posted on June 9, 2017

Your dog is like one of the family, and you always make sure that they are well taken care of. One aspect of caring for your dog is always making sure that he or she gets the very best medical attention possible. It is safe to say that you have kept up with shots and that you even got your dog neutered or spayed when the time was right. However, it can be very important that you know when to take your dog into an emergency veterinarian's office. [Read More]

Backyard Dangers To Your Dog And How To Avoid Them

Posted on June 8, 2017

Your dog likely spends a lot of time in the backyard. It's a place for your dog to relax with only minimal supervision so that he doesn't have to be cooped up all day. It's important that you are aware of some of the hidden dangers lurking in your backyard, though, so that no harm befalls your beloved pet. #1: The water dish As a responsible pet owner you are probably aware that you need to provide water for your dog when he is outdoors at all times. [Read More]