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Keeping Your Senior Dog Safe: Summertime Pet Safety Tips
Warmer weather, pesky insects and outdoor cook-outs are only a few of the things we need to ensure remain fun and not harmful to our older dogs. This webinar covers basic First Aid for bee stings and snake bites; how to cool your…
Keeping Your Senior Pets Moving
Mobility issues is one of the most common ailments older dogs struggle with. Dr Mary will discuss common causes, ways to help prevent mobility issues and also ways to support your dog (and you) manage their daily life if they do…
Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs
Laryngeal paralysis in dogs (also known as "Lar Par" or "GOLPP") can result in a true veterinary emergency. Every senior dog parent should be aware of this serious and under-discussed condition and know how to recognize it.…
Multi Senior Dog HouseholdsÂ
Learn the pros and cons of having multiple senior dogs under one roof and how to help them navigate their old age together. We will discuss conflicts, body language, and so much more, plus show lots of videos and demonstrations!
Old Dog, New Tricks! Brain Games through Enrichment and Training
Dogs of all ages need mental stimulation to feel their best, and senior dogs are no exception! Age appropriate activities such as puzzle toys, scent games, and teaching gentle tricks can keep your grey-muzzled friend happy,…
Progressive Preventative Medicine: Increasing your pet’s longevity and quality of life
We all wish for more time with our beloved pets. While we can’t stop the aging process, great strides are being made in veterinary preventative medicine. In this webinar, Dr. Steven Wolchinsky talks about what to look for in…
What is Pet Hospice?
Veterinary hospice care is a unique case approach centered around education, preparation, and support for the pet and the client. But most people think that hospice is about giving up or prolonging suffering when it is…