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Your Dog Is Drinking Water. Could They Still Become Dehydrated?
Hydration Is a Balance Most owners assume dehydration in dogs is simple to spot and even easier to prevent. The bowl is full, the dog drinks, the job is done. But seeing a dog drink does not tell us whether their intake is keeping pace with what their body is losing. That’s the part most owners have never had reason to consider. Water is continually lost through urine, faeces, breathing and panting. Those losses can increase substantially...
Cruciate Injury in Dogs: What It Is and Why It Matters
Cruciate Ligament Injury In Dogs I used to think that cruciate injury was a human problem. You know, one of those injuries responsible for benching a footballer for the season. But it's really common in dogs too. Even though a ligament is a ligament in structure,...
Why I Became A Core Conditioning Coach For Dogs
You know sometimes you get a feeling there's more to what you see but you just can't put your finger on it? Performing massage with years of clinical work under my belt, I’ve witnessed some of the most incredible moments and outcomes from this results-driven therapy...
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