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Anxiety in Senior Dogs
It’s not uncommon for older dogs to undergo behavior changes and experience different kinds of anxiety as they get up in age. Sound sensitivity, isolation anxiety, and even sometimes struggle to settle at night are very common.…
Calming Your Aging Dog Using Touch & Other MethodsÂ
As our aging dogs begin to lose their senses, they can get anxious. In addition, their bodies don't feel the same as they did when they were younger. This webinar covers basic bodywork (both massage and TTouch) techniques…
Can You Trust Your Pet? Of course, with a Pet Trust!
This presentation focuses on including your pets as part of your estate plan using a Pet Trust. Pet Trusts ensure no loved pet ever ends up alone, afraid, in a shelter or euthanized. Pets are treasured members of our family; yet…
Canine Vestibular Disease: A Common Senior Dog Malady
Symptoms of vestibular disease can not only be frightening for dogs and their owners, but they can often be mistaken for signs of a seizure or stroke. Grey Muzzle Advisory Board Member Dr. Julie Buzby, DVM discusses this…
Compassion Fatigue: What Animal Caregivers Need to Know
Between the challenges of life in the age of COVID and caring for senior pets at home and on the job, helping professionals, volunteers, and pet parents may find that they’re experiencing increased stress and distress. In this…
Creating a Bucket List for Your Senior Dog
Dr. Mary Gardner shares her personal experience of creating bucket lists for her senior pets. Not only do these lists allow your furry companions to enjoy some of their favorite things one last time, but they also can help family…
Dr. Mary Gardner: Assessing Quality of Life and Deciding When to Say Goodbye
Assessing the quality of life of a family pet is a delicate balance between managing emotions, the progression of the disease, and the happiness of the pet. These key issues are not always in harmony and it is the job of the…
Dr. Sheilah Robertson: New and Integrated Approaches to Comfort
The future of pain management for older pets (and people) is looking bright. Integrating drug and non-drug treatments into a pain management plan can turn a good plan into a great one. By using more than one type of treatment, we…
Dr. Tamara Shearer: Early Recognition and Support of Cancer Patients Utilizing a Integrative, Proactive Approach
Being proactive with home evaluations for cancer between veterinary visits improves the odds of a better outcome or extended quality of life for a patient. Tips on what to look for at home will be discussed in the lecture. A…