Tag Archives: Senior Dogs

Breakthrough Innovation In Nutrition For Dogs 7 And Older

A focus of this research has been on medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs)—nutrients derived from vegetable (botanical) oils such as coconut oil—that provide an additional energy source for the brain in dogs age 7 and older. Continue reading →

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1/2 Price Sale on Travel Products. Leave No Dog Behind – Owners Take Pets Along for the Ride.

1/2 Price sale on all Buddy Beds Travel Products . . . Luxury that travels. . it goes the extra mile! More than half of U.S. pet owners travel with their pets, according to a recent survey. Among the 3,300 pet owners who responded to the survey, 53% travel with their pets. See how you stack up. . . the interesting travel statistics are listed below. Continue reading →

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4 Tips on Choosing What To Feed Your Dog

A dog will be fit throughout his natural life and will be constantly healthy if you give him the proper food. Nutrition is a vital aspect of a canine’s life. There are hundreds of dog food products on the market today each brand claiming they are they new and improved dog food, so which one shall you choose? Continue reading →

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10 Garden Toxins for Pets – Part 2 Cyclamen

Lovely as they are, some plants are poisonous to pets if ingested. Many plants cause toxicity in animals, but these are some of the most common – and some can even be deadly. Ingesting just a few petals, leaves, seeds, or parts of the bulb can be fatal to pets.

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Beware of Elbow Hygroma After Your Dog Has Surgery

Dogs recovering from surgery are unable to walk, and as a result, spend most of their time laying down. Should your post-surgical dog be sleeping or resting upon a hard surface, they may be at risk to develop Elbow Hygroma. Continue reading →

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