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10/2020
Good Activities For Senior Dogs
Senior dogs are the best — they’re wisdom knows no bounds and their graying face is the cutest. They also may have less energy, but that doesn’t mean they should have less fun! Senior dogs can’t run around like they once could, but there are a variety of good activities for senior dogs that are […]
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01/2020
How to Combat Dog Obesity
Did you know that 45% of all dogs in America are overweight or obese? That’s 35 million! So how do you combat dog obesity and why is it important that you make your furry friend lost weight? Why Should You Care About Dog Obesity? The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association found that dogs […]
06
01/2020
How Much Exercise Does Your Dog Need Everyday
We all know we should be exercising, going to the gym and staying healthy, but it’s tough. It’s even harder for your dog; they don’t have gyms and don’t know how to exercise if it’s not prompted by their owners. You are their personal trainer. So how much exercise does your dog need everyday? Exercise […]
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11/2019
Senior Dog Health: What to Look For
Your puppy has been in your family for so long that you probably shouldn’t call them a puppy anymore. You notice that lately, your pooch is slowing down and prefers to rest on the couch instead of chase their ball around the house or romp around outside. Is something wrong with your senior dog’s health? […]
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10/2019
ACL Tears in Dogs: Breeds Prone to Tears
No different than genetics in your family, your dog has certain genetics that can lead to different injuries. There are certain dog breeds that are more prone to cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tears than others. The CCL is commonly referred to as an ACL, so to avoid confusion, we will be doing the same. There […]
15
09/2019
Dog Arthritis Symptoms to Look Out For
As we age our joints become tighter, leading to issues with arthritis. The same goes for your dogs! As our furry friends begin to age we see that they begin to portray some dog arthritis symptoms. You may think that at first they have a sprained wrist or ankle, but over time the symptoms may […]
15
08/2019
Toxic Foods for Dogs: What to Avoid
We have all been there when those doggy eyes are staring up at us from underneath the kitchen table, so we slide a little bit of chicken or potatoes over to our furry friend! But you may be surprised to know that many of the foods humans eat aren’t good for your dog’s health. At […]
15
07/2019
Why Is My Dog Acting Weird?
Are you watching and wondering why your dog has been acting weird the past few days? Maybe you’re unsure if your dog is showing symptoms of different illnesses, distress, or even an injury. Dogs will often communicate through physical and behavioral changes. At Doggy Brace we want to help you communicate with your dog by […]
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06/2019
Tips on How to Prevent ACL Tears in Dogs
You and your dog are out and about, running through the park, chasing pigeons, balls, and maybe other friends, when suddenly you hear your dog whimper and see him or her limping back to you. You quickly take your furry friend to the vet and are told they have torn their ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) […]
30
05/2019
Dog Health Insurance and Why You Need It
Welcome back to the Doggy Brace blog! You may be sitting here questioning why you need dog health insurance and if it is worth it for you and your furry friend. While puppies seem agile and unbreakable as your best friend ages they may require surgery that can cost nearly $2,000 or more. Without insurance […]
