Every senior dog deserves a life filled with joy, stimulation, and connection. As dogs age, their needs change, but their spirits remain eager for adventure. Understanding senior dog enrichment can transform their golden years into a vibrant chapter filled with happiness and health. Tailored Activities Engaging senior dogs requires tailoring activities to their unique personalities. Some […] The post Enrich Your Senior Dog’s Golden Years appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.| Animal Wellness Magazine
Walking was called the man’s best medicine by Hippocrates. This medicine extends beyond humans; it applies to dogs too. Dogs thrive on movement, and walking enhances their overall wellness. The song ‘I Like to Move It, Move It’ was probably inspired by dogs. They like to move it and they would love it if you […] The post Walking: The Ultimate Medicine for Your Dog’s Well-Being appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.| Animal Wellness Magazine
Canine obesity is a pressing issue affecting millions of dogs across the country. Recent research from Texas A&M University reveals startling facts about dog breeds, environments, and food motivation. Understanding these factors empowers caregivers to take proactive steps for their furry companions’ health. The Breed Factor: More Than Just Looks Some breeds face higher risks […] The post Facts about Canine Obesity appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.| Animal Wellness Magazine
Fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE) poses a significant risk to the spinal health of dogs, especially large breeds aged three to seven years. This condition arises when a fragment of fibrous cartilage breaks off from an intervertebral disc and enters the bloodstream. This blockage deprives the spinal cord of essential blood flow, leading to sudden neurological deficits. […] The post Understanding Fibrocartilaginous Embolism: A Matter of Your Dog’s Spinal Health appeared first on Animal Well...| Animal Wellness Magazine
Every dog shares a special bond with their human. Understanding your dog is crucial, especially when health is at stake. Dogs communicate through behavior and physical signs. Recognizing these signs can be lifesaving. Overlooked Signs of Sickness Imagine a beloved companion suddenly struggling to rise or showing a lack of interest in activities they once […] The post Signs of Illness in Dogs and Preventive Care appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.| Animal Wellness Magazine
For dog parents wondering if “an apple a day keeps the vet away” is true for their canine companions, the answer is: well, yeah actually kind of. However, while apples are safe and beneficial for dogs when fed properly, they are not a magic shield against medical visits. But incorporating apple slices into a dog’s […] The post Can an Apple a Day Keep Vet Bills Away appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.| Animal Wellness Magazine
Canine inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) poses a significant challenge for veterinarians. Recent research highlights the multifactorial nature of IBD, emphasizing the role of gut microbiota and immunological dysregulation. Most studies focus on fecal samples, which offer insights but fail to capture the full picture of small intestine health. This blog aims to discuss findings from […] The post Insights from Microbiota Analysis in Canine IBD appeared first on IVC Journal.| IVC Journal
Accurate estimation of canine metabolizable energy requirements (MER) is crucial for effective dietary planning. Standardized recommendations often fail to reflect the variability seen in clinical settings. Individual factors such as neutering status, body condition score (BCS), and age significantly influence energy needs. A retrospective study evaluated MER in dogs treated at a Brazilian veterinary hospital, […] The post Metabolizable Energy Requirements for Optimal Canine Nutrition in Cl...| IVC Journal
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About Chocolate and Dogs In recent weeks, there has been a popular meme circulating on social media that states: “Chocolate is toxic to dogs. It doesn’t just poison them once but is repeatedly reabsorbed into their body and poisons them many times. This is why it is so dangerous” A Science Dog reader brought the … Continue reading Getting the Facts Straight| The Science Dog
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