Now that our dog is 16 years old, we indulge him. We feed him a lot of organic people food. I’m quite sure he likes this much better than regular dog food. I’m convinced that giving our healthy people food Read More …
Our dog is now 15 years old. We’re lucky he’s still with us. A little over a year ago, it appeared as if he was dying. He had stopped eating, after a period of failing health. Working with a skilled Read More …
(This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase anything, I receive a referral fee, at no extra cost to you.) Our wonderful dog is now about 15 years old. We call him our “Christmas miracle.” That’s because, last winter, right Read More …
(This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase anything, I receive a referral fee, at no extra cost to you.) I need to make it clear that I’m not a vet. I can’t give medical or dietary advice. All I Read More …
Those of us who love our pets want to keep them around as long as possible. I’m convinced that one way to do this is not to feed them junk. (My own Cocker Spaniel is pushing now 15, and going Read More …
It was late on a Friday night when my husband decided our dog’s toenails needed a trim. For some reason our groomer must have forgotten to trim them at the last visit. I can’t blame her. Our dog is 16 Read More …
(This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase anything I receive a referral fee, at no extra cost to you.) What is the best food to feed your dog if you’re on a tight budget? The answer may surprise you. Read More …
If you’re concerned about your dog’s health, non-toxic flea treatment is something you may want to think about. There are various ways to keep these nasty little critters away, without heavy duty chemicals that can possibly poison your pet. Chemical Read More …
In our house lives a very spoiled dog. He’s now 16 years old, and we know he can’t stay with us forever. So we want to make his remaining time as happy and as comfortable as possible. Lately, he’s really Read More …
If you see a black spot on your dog’s ear that doesn’t go away, and you’re not able to remove it, please seek medical care. It may be nothing to worry about. But you definitely want to rule out any Read More …
