How to Care for a Blind Dog
Blindness occurs in many species including dogs. Some dogs are born blind while others develop blindness. But regardless of how a dog may become blind
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9 Health Problems Seen in Senior Dogs
Senior dogs can live happy, healthy lives. However, as our canine companions age, we are sure to notice some health changes. Owners tend to observe an
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Should You Get Your Dog a Cooling Pad?
Staying cool when the temperatures get hot can be difficult, especially when your entire body is covered in fur. Dogs have a variety of natural mechan
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Everything You Need to Know About Adopting a Senior Pet
November was National Adopt a Senior Pet Month, and it was a good reminder that—especially this time of year—it's important to give a little extra
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10 Tips for Taking Care of a Senior Dog
Seeing your dog reach seniorhood is a blessing, even if can be difficult to witness them start to slow down a little. When your dog officially reaches
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Senior Dementia in Dogs
Senior dementia is a common problem occurring in older dogs just as it does in aging humans. Similar to Alzheimer's in people, dementia in dogs is a d
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Do Older Dogs Get Menopause?
Female dogs and female humans may have some things in common but when it comes to menstrual cycles there are differences. Knowing what to expect with
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Dementia and Senility in Dogs
Senior dogs, just like humans, can experience changes in the brain that affect memory, comprehension, and more leading to senility and dementia. It's
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How Long Do Dogs Hold Their Poop?
Most of us lead very busy lives. Whether you’re out running errands or you’re stuck at the office, you might begin to worry about your dog as the time
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Everything You Need to Know About Pet Hospice Care
As your dog or cat ages or is diagnosed with a terminal illness, pet hospice care might be an option to help pet parents keep their beloved furry frie