Dogs undergo surgery for a plethora of reasons, just like humans do. Whether it’s a simple neuter, broken bone or severely traumatic incident, your dog will need help recovering from surgery.
Helping your dog after they have been through surgery will be key in a full body recovery. In this blog post I talk about tips for helping your dog recover after surgery.
Unfortunately this blog post is written from experience, as Wynston has broken his foot and been mauled to near death by a large dog.
Let’s begin!
In late March I started writing an “after quarantine” goal list for Wynston and I. It included fun items like go kayaking, add more product to our store, and travel somewhere.
Dog Steps for Vehicles: Types, Tips for Choosing, When to Use, and More
Spring is a great time to organize and clean up your home as you get ready for the summer. Whether you have one dog or an army of animals roaming around your house, chances are you could stand to do a bit of deep cleaning.
These are trying times. Coronavirus (COVID-19) has created mass panic throughout the world. People are being told to stay in their homes and away from each other. “Social distancing” is what the media is calling it. Due to this recent phenomenon, I’ve compiled a great list of solo and indoor activities for you and your dog. This list is also beneficial for other situations, such as dealing with inclement weather or icky seasons.