The AAHA provided a nice guideline for a meal. I’m going to refer to it as my ‘Pet menu’ for the season, kind of like developing a ‘Kid menu’ […]
Tag Archives: dog
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Sep
Sep
By Emily Daigle Most dog owners consider their pup to be their lifeline, but to many individuals this is quite literally true. Sight, sound, mobility, diabetes, epilepsy, PTSD, autism, allergies, […]
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Sep
By Emily Daigle No matter what age, condition, or breed of your pup, walking your dog is crucial to its well-being and here’s why. Daily walks are so much more […]
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Aug
Aug
We all know that it is a good idea to take our pets to the vet regularly. But when you’re in the office, do you fear not getting as much […]
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Aug
By Emily Daigle When I dropped my three year old Lab off at the vet, knowing that the next time that I would see him he would be a different […]
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Aug
By Emily Daigle Have you noticed your dog or cat scratching a little more during the warmer months of the year? As a matter of fact, seasonal allergies can affect […]
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Aug
Breed specific dogs that are prone to joint problems and why – By Emily Daigle Joint problems are unfortunately common amongst all dog breeds. However, due to genetic predisposition, some […]
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Jul
Summertime is a great season to take adventures with your dogs. A lot of summer activities revolve around water. Swimming is a great form of exercise and an effective way […]
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Feb
Feb
WHat can our pets’ tails tell us about them? By Christian Ackman I recently joked with some friends that I wish my dogs could talk. They could tell us what […]
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Oct
Oct
By Christian Ackman Trimming my dogs’ nails is my least favorite thing to do to them. They dislike it, and the fear of making them bleed is always in the […]
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