Large dogs are most affected by joint issues, but that doesn’t mean small dogs are spared from their own troubles. Small dogs are just as prone to knee problems, whether it’s a cranial cruciate ligament rupture or patellar luxation. So, what can you do about it? Read...
Like humans, dogs develop joint problems when they get older. As they approach their senior years, you may notice they’re not getting up and down the way they used to when they were younger. Giving your senior pooch a cozy dog bed is one way to help them get through...
If your dog is recovering from a surgical procedure due to an illness or a severe injury, getting them to eat may be an issue. One of the side effects of surgery is significant appetite reduction. Given this situation, how can you get a dog to eat after undergoing...
The unconditional love dogs give to their owners is just one of the many reasons we consider them man’s best friend. However, just like people, there may come a time when your dog falls ill or gets injured and can’t enjoy your favorite bonding activities with you....
Dogs are prone to knee-related injuries. There are several causes of these injuries for dogs since they can be very active. That is why taking care of your fur baby means more than ensuring it’s fit and healthy. If your dog has torn its knee ligament, bringing it to...
Dogs are naturally born playful and are indeed a man’s best friend. However, as your fur companion grows old, there’s a higher chance it could develop joint problems. Maintaining healthy bones and weight can help your pet move freely without limping or experiencing...
