New Year’s Resolutions for your Dog

If you’re starting this New Year with a new puppy, your resolution list may look like this: potty trained by March, three new tricks every month, complete a training class, obedience title by the end of the year, and focus on socialization. The list for an adult dog may include...

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How to Raise Your Dream Dog Without Stress

Bringing a new puppy home can be a stressful and chaotic experience, but it doesn't have to be that way. As a veterinarian of 20 years, and a dog trainer of over 35 years I have developed an effective method of puppy raising that brings joy rather than stress to your life. As a bonus, you even get some personal growth through the process.

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Seizures in Dogs – What to Know

Seizures in dogs are traumatic and scary for both dogs and their guardians. Recurring seizures can be emotionally draining and economically difficult for the dog guardian. I will cover causes and treatment options, and offer some insight that will help give your epileptic dog the best chance at a high-quality life.

The Dangers of Household Chemicals to Dogs

Phone calls to the pet poison hotline reporting pet injuries from household cleaners increased by 100% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, more than ever, people are using harsh chemicals to clean their homes. This leads to a higher incidence of...

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The Ultimate Guide to Supporting Your Aging Dog’s Mobility and Comfort

exerpt for the blog Keeping your senior dog moving and comfortable isn’t just about managing their physical health—it’s about honoring the bond you share and helping them thrive in their golden years. As dogs age, their needs shift, and it’s up to us as guardians to adapt with them. From gentle exercises that support mobility to creating a cozy, joint-friendly environment, there are simple yet powerful ways to keep your older dog active and pain-free. In this blog, we’ll explore the most effective strategies to ensure your senior pup stays happy, healthy, and comfortable for as long as possible. Because every wag, every cuddle, and every moment together matters.

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