Fast Facts about Intervertebral Disk Disease (IVDD)
November 15, 2018
Some dogs just have it, while others do not. Being special is not always a good thing. You will wish your dog did not have IVDD.
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November 15, 2018
What is Hip Dysplasia in Dogs?
October 30, 2018
Hip dysplasia in dogs is a common canine disease, where the ball and socket joint in the dog’s hip is malformed.
Read MoreIntroducing the Dashing Dachshund
September 28, 2018
Don’t ever let this adorable unassuming Dachshund fool you. They may look clumsy with their stubby legs and long torsos, but they are very tough, agile and strong dogs.
Read MoreThe Wunderbar German Shepherd
August 29, 2018
Most of us love them for another job they do best, caring and helping their owners in whatever way they can. These are just some of the reasons why many have grown to fall in love with the German Shepherd.
Choosing Dog Shoes for Your Disabled Dog
May 18, 2018
Taking care of disabled dogs is a unique responsibility. The challenges both you and your dog face are much different from those of taking care of dogs with no disabilities.
Read MoreTips on Giving Your Best Friend a Bath
April 5, 2018
It has to be done. Whether you or your pet dogs like it or not, they need a bath, especially if they are disabled dogs.
Read MoreBenefits of Water Therapy for Disabled Dogs
February 28, 2018
There is a new physical therapy method gaining popularity for animals recently and this is water therapy.
Dealing with Holiday Travel Stress and Disabled Pets
October 18, 2017
The holiday season is usually also the traveling season. Many of us will travel to visit our folks for the annual reunion, or visit other family members to celebrate the yuletide season with them. Some of us will also plan family vacations during this season. For those of us who have disabled pets, we would like to bring them along since they are part of the family. However, you should prepare for some challenges.
Read MoreWeight Management for Disabled Pets
September 12, 2017
Lola suffers from a pinched nerve in her back, making it hard to exercise
Weight management for your disabled pet is very important. Weight has a major impact on your pet’s over-all health.
Read MoreAcupuncture and your disabled pet: The basics
August 31, 2017
Sticking needles into your disabled pet may cause most owners to cringe, but it hurts you more than they and may be the best therapy for many conditions.
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