Our dogs, just like us humans, can struggle with maintaining a healthy weight and shredding pounds when necessary.
Dog obesity can have significant impact on a dog’s overall wellbeing, impacting longevity, joint health, energy levels and much more.
Join us as we go through Sienna’s journey from Heavy to Healthy and gain some tips you can use with your own dog as well!
Discover the transformative benefits of dog swim therapy in our latest blog post. Explore how this innovative approach harnesses the healing powers of water to aid in your furry friend’s rehabilitation and overall well-being. From physical recovery to mental rejuvenation, learn how swim therapy offers a holistic solution for your dog’s health. Check out our post now to uncover the wonders of canine hydrotherapy!
Discover our personal journey that highlights the crucial importance of identifying poison berries like black nightshade when it comes to your pet’s safety.
Our post, “A Personal Story: The Importance of Identifying Poison Berries,” shares an eye-opening experience that every pet owner should read. Learn how seemingly harmless berries can turn into a nightmare and how awareness can make all the difference.
Don’t let your beloved companion fall victim to these toxic plants. Explore our story and gain insights into preventing pet poisoning.
Are you worried about keeping your furry friend entertained and happy during their post-surgery recovery? Look no further! Our latest blog post, “Fun and Safe Ways to Keep Your Dog Entertained During the Post-Surgery Period,” is packed with expert tips and creative ideas to make your dog’s recovery journey a breeze. Discover engaging mental stimulation activities, gentle physical exercises, and environmental enrichment ideas that will keep your dog’s tail wagging. Plus, we’ve included a delicious recipe for homemade frozen dog treats to make their recovery even more enjoyable. Don’t let boredom or restlessness take over—click here to read our blog post and provide your dog with the fun and safe entertainment they deserve during their post-surgery period.
Are you prepared to beat the heat and keep your furry friend cool this summer? Our upcoming blog post, titled “Beat the Heat: Keeping Your Dog Cool in the Summer Months,” is here to help! We understand the importance of ensuring your dog’s comfort and safety during the scorching summer days. In this highly informative and practical post, we’ll provide you with essential tips, tricks, and expert advice to make this summer a breeze for you and your canine companion. From creating a cool environment to hydration techniques and activity management, we’ve got you covered. Don’t miss out on this valuable resource that will equip you with the knowledge you need to keep your dog cool, happy, and healthy. Stay tuned for the full blog post, and get ready to beat the heat together!
Having any major surgery us a big deal and very scary, sometimes more for us than for our dogs. When Sienna had her femoral head ostectomy (FHO) surgery I joined a couple of Facebook groups related to the surgery and also did as much research as I could beforehand. Most of the websites I found…
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in dogs is something that has only been recognized in the most recent years. Like with humans, it develops when a serious trauma has occurred. This trauma could be a natural disaster, a war, a serious accident or event (or a series of events). Disclaimer: This site does not provide…
I had never had a dog with kennel cough before, until Sienna. Poor sweet Sienna developed kennel cough for the first time only a few days after we got her (I think it was only 2 or 3 days!). We have no idea where she got it. We hadn’t taken her anywhere yet and had…
Happy update! We recently had our 2 week check up since Sienna was put on her treatment protocol for SLO (Systemic lupoid onychodystrophy). You can read more about Sienna’s journey so far here. In this post I will be proving an update on Sienna’s journey as well as some of the lessons we have learned…
Disclaimer: this is by no means medical advice. If your dog is suffering I recommend seeing their vet as soon as possible. As a dog owner and lover, we seem to talk about poop a lot. I’ve never been super comfortable with it, and have always skirted around the word with phrases like doing their…
