If you have a dog that's older than eight or nine years old, there's a good chance that your canine companion would be considered a senior. As your pet ages, there are many steps you should be taking to help him or her lead the happiest and healthiest life possible.
Schedule Biannual Exams
For most adult dogs, an annual health and wellness exam is sufficient. However, when your dog reaches senior age, your veterinarian may recommend more frequent exams to stay on top of even the smallest of changes in your dog's health.
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Most dogs love to play in water, especially on hot days. So it's not unusual for a canine to head straight for a lake or a pond after going on a hike for a quick, cooling splash. Harmless, right? Not always. There is a chance that innocent-looking body of water might contain blue-green algae, which could pose a serious health threat to a dog.
Blue-green Algae Will Give You the Blues
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A vacation can be a wonderful time where you're able to recharge yourself before heading back into the rat race. Whether the locale is a beach resort or a mountain hideaway, it's always good to take in some different scenery and get away from your regular responsibilities. However, before you embark on your adventure you'll need to decide where you're going to leave your pet. You may have decided not to take your dog on this excursion and have been debating about whether or not a boarding facility is a good choice.
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If you are going to be boarding your dog for the first time then you want to make sure you have everything in order ahead of time, so everything goes smoothly. You also want to follow some simple tips that can make everything go easier for both you and your dog. Here is some helpful advice you may want to follow.
Make sure your dog is up-to-date on all of their vaccinations
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The holidays are a great time for food, sweets, and family time together, but they might also be a hazard for your pet dog. Some foods might be harmful to your dog, especially foods that are popular during these final months of the year. Some dogs may also struggle with the upheaval, constant visitors, and exposure to other animals that can occur during the holidays. Here is a simple guide to help you keep your dog safe this season.
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