This guest post is presented by our awesome friends at A Critter Sitter Co, Lisa Lewis and Mary Fab. Lisa and Mary have been caring for our dogs for more than ten years. They have more than 15 years of vet tech experience and are certified in pet CPR and first aid. Thankfully, we have […]
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Summer Fun for Your Senior Doggie Part 2 of 2 in the series Just like senior humans, living an active lifestyle with your senior pup is paramount. Go for a swim. Swimming is good for all dogs, but especially for older ones. The benefits for older people and older dogs are pretty much the same. It’s
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Summer Fun for Your Senior Doggie Part 1 of 2 in the series Summer isn’t just for humans. No, it’s very much a time for us to bond with our furry friends. And, summer bonding can be a snap. Yes, even during Covid-19, there are still many outdoor activities in which you can participate. Covid-19
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Dog paw pads for traction is a topic near and dear to my heart. Our home is, in one sense, dog-proof in that we replaced all carpeted areas with either tile or hardwood floors. So unintentional messes are easy to clean up. On the other hand, as our English Springer Spaniel has aged and her
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One of the first signs that your best friend is aging is that he’s finding it difficult to move. This can begin as early as 6 or 7 years of age in larger breeds and occurs later in life in smaller breeds. Arthritis in dogs makes it painful for them to walk, run, jump, and
Just like their humans, dogs sometimes get stressed, particularly in their golden years. Numerous factors can unnerve your normally contented canine. Here are some effective natural remedies for dogs with anxiety. But first, how do you know if you should be concerned about your dog’s stress level? Here are some common signs of anxiety:
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