Caring for a senior dog involves adapting their lifestyle to meet their changing needs. Regular attention, veterinary care, and a comfortable environment contribute to a happy and fulfilling senior life for…
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Regular physical activity provides a range of health benefits and helps address various aspects of a dog’s overall health. Whether it’s a daily walk, a game of fetch, or more structured…
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Detecting cancer in dogs requires a combination of vigilant observation, regular veterinary check-ups and diagnostic tests. Remember that dogs can’t communicate their discomfort in the same way humans do, so paying…
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As our canine companions age, it’s not uncommon for them to experience the same aches and pains that humans do. One common ailment that affects many senior dogs is arthritis. Arthritis…
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If only dogs could talk! It can be difficult to tell when your dog is sick, which is why it is vital to pay attention to any changes in their behavior,…
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As a pet owner, you know your dog better than anyone. If something doesn’t seem right, trust your instincts – they could be a sign of a serious medical condition or…
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Going to the vet is never a fun experience, however, it is crucial to your dog’s health. Like us, dogs should be getting frequent check ups. If your dog is experiencing…
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Every day, more is being learned about cancer and its prevention. While cancer prevention techniques continue to evolve, all experts agree that certain lifestyle choices can directly influence cancer risk. Similar…
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Recent advancements in our understanding of the biology of canine cancers highlight that not only dogs develop similar types of cancers as humans, but their tumors also behave and respond to…
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Three years ago, I found a bump behind Albert’s left ear. After some tests, the veterinarian told us he had a tumor (cancer). Cancer can be a devastating diagnosis for both…