Old Dogs’ Illnesses Can Go Unnoticed

Often behavioral changes may be falsely attributed to age.

It's natural for an older dog to rest more, play less, and be without the pep so prevalent in earlier years. The aging process changes us all, but that doesn't mean that every change in an elderly dog is due to aging. Read more.

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A subscription for dog parents to help you deal with the good, the bad, and those I-ate-your-airpod situations.

Tips on the best ways to prevent fleas on dogs.
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