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Senior Dog Massage with Pam Holt
Our beloved dogs are thankfully living longer than ever these days. With that blessing comes age-related issues like arthritis, causing reduced mobility and range of motion. Organ function decreases with age also, making…
Sunny Weber: How to Help Your Anxious Senior Dog
Sunny Weber, author, speaker and behaviorist, shares information on how to help your fearful older dog.
Supporting Senior Dogs: Simple changes to make their life and yours safer and easier!Â
When it comes to supporting aging dogs, there are many factors to consider. Many of these depend on the specific dog and their individual circumstances, such as the aging process, pain management, mental health, medical concerns…
The Joys of Senior Dog Rescue: An Interview with David Rosenfelt
'When you have two dogs, getting a third is a big deal. But when you have 26 and you get a call saying that a golden retriever is going to be put down at 3 o’clock, you take a 27th.' That’s a quote from David Rosenfelt, a…
Tips to Care for Your Senior Dog
Senior pets may have a number of issues including discomfort, chronic inflammation and even increased anxiety. Dr. Heidi will talk about how to recognize when some of these issues are happening, when to seek medical help…
A Better Understanding of Seizures and Senior Pets
While seizures are one of the most common neurological conditions seen in pets, they can be scary and confusing for pet parents to experience. This is especially so when your pet is a senior and may have no prior history of…
Acupuncture 101
Acupuncture 101 - How this ancient modality can help our senior pets live life to the fullest! We will discuss what acupuncture is, how it works & what diseases it can treat. I will discuss what an acupuncture treatment…
Amy Shever:Â
Thousands of companion animals are surrendered to US shelters each year simply because their humans passed away or became ill and had never made plans for the continued care of their pets. In this session, Amy Shever of 2nd…