As our feline companions age, it is important for us to be vigilant in recognizing signs of pain and discomfort in them. Senior cats face a unique set of challenges that can affect their overall well-being. By understanding and identifying these signs, we can provide the necessary care and support to ensure their quality of […]
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We finally found the right product for our quite zippy Daphne, who is our 14 year old Springer Spaniel! Really the only way you can tell her age besides her graying muzzle is her back legs are “splaying out” on our wood floors and she at times struggles to right herself again. It is heartbreaking
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Queen Anne’s Lace is a very common during the summertime in New England. The fields are full of them where we live. Pictured above are Queen Anne’s Lace and our youngest Springer, Chauncey with his prized tennis balls.is our youngest, Chauncey crushing some. As a child I loved picking bouquets of these flowers and making
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Can Benadryl be a choice in treating your dog when they have an itch? You spend a ton of money at the vet and suddenly you think “Ah ha, I have some Benadryl in the cabinet, why don’t we use that?” By the way, Benadryl is a product name and you need to check the
Pests like fleas need to be controlled inside and outside the house to prevent an infestation. Thank goodness we never had uninvited fleas, because I hear they like to overstay their welcome…not that anyone ever welcomes them home! If your poor pet (dog or cat) is frantically scratching and biting at their fur you could have a
I adopted my first cat, Buster, from an animal shelter when my first child was just a fewmonths old. Buster and Max immediately bonded and became inseparable, and kittyreacted the same way to Max’s sister Coco, born just a year and a half later. Buster, ahandsome tuxedo cat, was abandoned by his owner and had
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Bees and Dogs should not play together! Our black and white Springer Chauncey likes to swim as much as he likes to chase anything that flies including bees and when doing the later, it scares me to death! When your dog tries to bite bees, yellow jackets, hornet and wasps, they are usually stung in their
Have a cat or cats already and thinking about getting another? Are you concerned abouta new kitty getting along with your established pet? There are some simple steps youcan take to make the transition as smooth as possible for all involved. First, introduce your cats by scent. Smell is a crucial sense for cats in
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How Can You Tell? I do not know about you, but I am stressed out. I know my husband can tell when he asks me if I am okay. The telltale signs he has mentioned are when pick my nail polish off, sleep late, binge watch TV, ignore his answers to my questions, watch my
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We thought this would be the perfect time to remind you of dangerous foods particularly during these warm months when they are available from the grocer or local farms and/or might be part of your outdoor dining or kitchen scraps when you are entertaining. This information was amassed by the www.caninejournal.com They have given permission
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