Senior Dog Blog

I am a huge believer in the importance of proper dental health in our dogs. In fact it is one of the best ways we as parents can extend the lives o...

Up to 75% of senior dogs face some form of heart disease. A scary thought I know but the more that we understand about heart disease and how it imp...

Lately I find myself thinking a lot about the bond we form with our dogs. Interestingly, new research is finally emerging that is starting to expla...

Over the years I have been owned by dogs of all ages from puppies to seniors, so I feel that I have a good perspective on all stages of a dog's lif...

Dog obesity is a topic I have written about on several occasions, but given that research shows the situation is getting worse, I feel the need to ...

April brought us more amazing happy tails from traction and protection with our socks and diapers to freedom in our Dogger stroller. Bella and Butt...

Dogs do a much better job than us humans at rolling with the punches that life gives them, including the challenges that come with their golden yea...

I remember years ago, when I was having my French Bulldog Churchill assessed by a neurologist for rear leg instability, I was asked if he ever star...

This month saw some very special Happy Tails from the young to the more mature. You can just feel the joy coming from these wonderful dogs. Meet Jo...

February's Happy Tails come to us from all over the globe. Read about Tayla (Australia), Cinder (United States), Wynken (Canada), Lilly, Holly &...

Massaging your dog can be an amazing experience for human and dog alike. Not only is it quality time together, but it is also very therapeutic, esp...

Grief is something every pet parent goes through. It is the only real downside of sharing our lives with our four-legged family members. I recently...