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Senior and Special Needs Dogs an Interview with Dr. Julie Buzby founder of Toegrips for Dogs

Raising Your Pets Naturally with Tonya Wilhelm / June 5, 2017

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Happy National Specially-abled Pets Day! I love the name of this holiday. There are many pet parents who are loved by a special-needs pet. It can be quite a learning curve in the beginning to figure out what a pet needs to thrive in life. But, once we do, they open our world and our hearts to a whole new level of love. It's important to celebrate our differences and the differences of our pets.

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Wordless Wednesday National Specially-abled Pets Day

Tonya Wilhelm / May 2, 2017

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Products for Special Needs Dogs | GingerLead Review

Raising Your Pets Naturally with Tonya Wilhelm / April 30, 2017

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Natural and Healthy Care for Aging Dogs. At what age is a dog considered a senior? Do I need to adjust my routines and activities with Dexter as he approaches his senior years? A great way to start preventive care is by scheduling semi-annual wellness exams with your veterinarian. This allows your veterinarian to exam your dog for any unusual bumps, heart concerns, hearing, eye function and many other medical issues that most dog parents cannot detect. Your veterinarian may also recommend blood work to check, and then monitor, your dog’s organ functions; having a baseline is important to detect any changes as your dog ages. For Dexter, we are already on this track (actually quarterly) because he is on daily medications for a medical condition.

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Senior Dog Care: Growing Old Together Can be Fun!

Tonya Wilhelm / July 18, 2015

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