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    Signs of Arthritis in Dogs

    Signs of Arthritis in Dogs

    Nearly every senior dog will experience arthritis to a varying degree. Here, everything a pet owner needs to know about recognizing and treating arthritis, one of the most common dog health problems, will be discussed. Arthritis Symptoms in Dogs The symptoms of arthritis in dogs can develop slowly over time...

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    Lifestyle Changes for Dogs With Arthritis

    Here are some easy-to-implement changes you can make for your dog's wellbeing and comfort. Short But Steady Exercise   Your dog needs to keep moving to prevent joint stiffness, even though your friend may be less than enthusiastic about going out for walks. Rather than long walks, try focusing on...

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    Arthritis in Dogs and Steps for Prevention

    Arthritis in Dogs and Steps for Prevention

    Arthritis will affect almost every senior dog to a varying degree. However, there are many steps that a pet owner can take to delay the onset of joint pain, as well as minimize symptoms. Here, the symptoms of canine arthritis will be discussed in addition to steps for prevention. What...

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    The Consequences of Dog Obesity

    The Consequences of Dog Obesity

    Dogs are very dear pets to us, and we sometimes tend to spoil them, although some forms of spoiling your pet are acceptable, some are not. Making your dog lazy and feeding them excessively is a thing that must be avoided as much as possible. Obesity is a problem that...

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    5 Warning Signs in Senior Dogs you Should Never Ignore

    5 Warning Signs in Senior Dogs you Should Never Ignore

    Senior dogs are prone to developing medical problems as they age. When caught in time many diseases can be managed while maintaining a high quality of life for your dog. If any of the following warning signs appear in your dog, make an appointment with your veterinarian as soon as...

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    Pet Obesity Still on the Rise

    Pet Obesity Still on the Rise

    Are we really doing our best? We love them, but we tend to spoil them with treats and other unhealthy things. Some people might see their furry friends as just chubby, or cute and chunky. Yes, they might seem cute, but at the same time, we are putting them at...

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    Help! I’m Asleep but My Dog Is Awake: What to Do When Your Dog Has Insomnia

    Help! I’m Asleep but My Dog Is Awake: What to Do When Your Dog Has Insomnia

    Adult dogs sleep up to 18 hours per day, with senior dogs and puppies requiring nearly 20 hours of rest. In most instances, dogs sleep at the same time as their humans. Insomnia, however, can be a sign that your dog is sick or experiencing a behavioral problem. Here, the...

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    How to Do a Monthly At-Home Health Check of your Dog

    How to Do a Monthly At-Home Health Check of your Dog

    Many canine diseases show warning signs long before the illness becomes unmanageable. Indeed, when caught in time, most canine diseases can be treated or prevented from spreading. Listed here are five simple exams you can do at home with your dog to ensure good health.    Weigh Your Dog A...

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    10 Dog Breeds Most Likely to Be Obese

    10 Dog Breeds Most Likely to Be Obese

    Labrador Retriever The Labrador Retriever is commonly referred to as the “Flabrador Retriever” due to its propensity towards being overweight. There are two reasons for a Lab’s obesity: genetics, and improper exercise. Scientists now know that some Labs carry a gene that limits their ability to feel full while eating,...

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    My Pet is Tired: Exercise Intolerance or Lethargy?

    My Pet is Tired: Exercise Intolerance or Lethargy?

    Change in behavior is a common sign that something is wrong with your pet. Dogs have numerous coping and defense mechanisms, with lethargy and exercise intolerance both signaling different diseases. Here, the difference between lethargy and exercise intolerance will be discussed, as well as what to do if your dog...