Canine Companions
If your dog is limping on one of his legs, it might have torn the cranial cruciate ligament, or CCL, known as ACL in humans. The CCL is attached from the back of the femur (bone above the knee) to the front of the tibia (bone below the knee). This ligament is responsible for holding the tibia in place under the femur and stabilizing the knee joint. Since…
Here’s some information that just might save you some headaches as we begin our 2019 travel season for the holidays. Rental Car Rules for Pets in Cars…
Man’s best friend, our furry psychotherapist, whatever we choose to call them, they deserve the best care we can give them. Here’s an article I would like to share with my readers that I find important and could be life saving information for your pet. Here’s a link to our friends at The Dog Advisor. Dogs and Anaphylaxis Please share with others who have…
Traveling with your dog can be great fun, especially if he’s used to being away from home and enjoys seeing new places. However, just like travel with family, taking a trip with your pet can come with problems. Making sure he has a safe place to eat, rest, exercise, and play when you’re away from home can be tricky and requires quite a bit of planning…
Whether you’re a single mother trying to overcome the challenges, or a single person who is depressed and lonely, one of the best ways to help is sometimes to get a pet. While it isn’t a cure-all, having a companion around can be super beneficial for your mental health, and here, we’ll talk about how they can help They Lower Stress …
As more become aware of the dangers of leaving a dog unattended in a car on a hot day, more people want to take action against it. If you see a dog left in a car on a hot day, your first reaction might be to break the window and get it out. In some cases, that is the correct response, but this should not be your first or only…
