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Help Your Dog Live More Comfortably with a CCL Injury Without Surgery

Help Your Dog Live More Comfortably with a CCL Injury Without Surgery

In dogs, the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is similar to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in humans. This ligament, located inside the knee, connects the tibia (shinbone) and the femur (thighbone) to keep the joint stable and prevent the femur from sliding....

Veterinary Supplements for Your Pet’s Joint Health

Veterinary Supplements for Your Pet’s Joint Health

Your pet’s joints help them run, play, jump, and enjoy life to the fullest. When joint issues develop, they can affect everything—from daily comfort to overall happiness. The good news is that there are many safe and effective veterinary supplements that support joint...

Cats and Music: What Sounds Calm Them (and What to Avoid)

Cats and Music: What Sounds Calm Them (and What to Avoid)

Have you ever wondered what your cat enjoys listening to in terms of music? You may have turned on your favorite music to comfort your cat before leaving the house. Some people believe that relaxing tunes can soothe their cats when they’re alone in the house. While...

Mobility Support Tools for Senior Pets

Mobility Support Tools for Senior Pets

Just like people, pets may experience mobility challenges as they grow older. Senior dogs and cats can still live long, happy, and fulfilling lives, but they might need a little extra support to stay comfortable and safe. Climbing stairs, jumping on furniture, or even...

Hidden pet hazards in your child’s backpack

Hidden pet hazards in your child’s backpack

As summer winds down and we turn our focus to the start of the school year, it’s easy for our pets to feel a bit out of the loop. Between class schedules, school supply lists, registration, and the myriad of other must-do tasks before that first bell rings, our focus...

Signs of Pet Anxiety (And What You Can Do to Help)

Signs of Pet Anxiety (And What You Can Do to Help)

Anxiety is not an exclusively human condition. In fact, our pets can suffer from anxiety that ranges from mild levels of nervousness all the way to extreme anxiety that negatively affects health and behavior. Pet anxiety can be part of their basic personality or be...

Volunteering with Your Pet: Get Started with Therapy Animal Programs

Volunteering with Your Pet: Get Started with Therapy Animal Programs

Animals offer therapeutic benefits to people of all ages undergoing a wide range of experiences. If you’ve ever thought about how your animal might be helpful to others in your community, you might want to consider volunteering with your pet. Here are a few ways you...

When Your Dog is Suffering from Constipation or Diarrhea

When Your Dog is Suffering from Constipation or Diarrhea

When Your Dog is Suffering from Constipation or Diarrhea Tummy troubles are never fun. They can be especially problematic for our dogs, who often can’t tell us when they’re experiencing tummy problems. In many cases, constipation or diarrhea will resolve on their own,...

What Your Dog’s Poop Can Tell You About Their Gut Health

What Your Dog’s Poop Can Tell You About Their Gut Health

Life would be much easier if our dogs could tell us when they’re not feeling their best. They might not be able to verbally communicate, but they definitely show signs when things are functioning as they should…or when they need a little help. Did you know that the...

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