Dog Owners: Why You Need to Treat Joint Pain and Arthritis Early.
Arthritis is the end result of a cascade of events – involving the interconnected and interdependent structures of your dog’s joints – over a long period of time. These events that lead to pain and discomfort work like a vicious cycle. That’s why you’ll often hear...
Joint Care for Senior Dogs
Arthritis is a common condition, affecting one in five adult dogs. It can cause them to slow down but – with regular veterinary attention and daily care – there’s no reason why senior dogs can’t continue to experience a very happy, healthy...
Preventing Joint Disease in Dogs
Preventive health care is important for all dogs, especially large and giant breeds that are predisposed to joint disease. Regular checkups with your vet will ensure potential problems — such as obesity or an improper diet — are caught early before they contribute to...
Are Heated Dog Beds Safe?
If your dog suffers from arthritis, hip dysplasia, circulation issues, spinal injuries, or other conditions that affect his joints, he may be a good candidate for a heated bed. The heat from the bed can help soothe pain, making it an ideal place to rest. Buy an...
