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What Does Active Dog Month Mean for Dogs?
It's hard to find people who don't love dogs. According to the American Pet Products Association, roughly 53% of American households own at least one dog. The majority of those owners (91%) consider their dogs to be family members. What Is Active Dog Month? April is observed as Active Dog Month...
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The Average Price of a Dog Walker in the US
In the United States, more than half of all household pets are overweight or obese. One reason so many dogs are overweight is lack of exercise. Many pet owners simply do not have the time or energy to properly exercise their pets. For these dog owners, hiring a dog walker...
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Things to consider before getting a Doxie
Thinking about adding a new dog to your family? Besides ensuring that you have enough room in the car and energy to keep up with your new fur friend, it is important for you and your family to learn about the breed’s traits, physical characteristics and other breed specific concerns,...
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Feeding Your Dog Right: A Path to a Sustainable Planet
Responsible pet ownership goes beyond love and attention. It extends to their nutrition and overall well-being. In our efforts to create a sustainable planet, even the choices we make regarding our pets' food consumption can make a significant difference. Controlling your dog's food portions not only ensures their health but...
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Common Causes of Weight Loss in Dogs
While obesity is an epidemic among household pets that can cause a myriad of health problems, abnormal weight loss is also unhealthy. The signs, causes, and treatment of weight loss in active dogs will be discussed. Signs of Weight Loss in Dogs The most obvious sign of weight loss in...
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The Importance of Adequate Exercise for Your Dog
Depending on your dog’s breed, age, and personality, they might require anywhere from 30 minutes to 4 hours of exercise daily. An even better way to track the activity of your dog is to obtain one of the Actijoy Health & Activity dog tracker.Here, the importance of adequate exercise for your...
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5 Tips for Caring for a Diabetic Dog
Listed here are 5 tips for helping your diabetic dog thrive. Proper Nutrition Most veterinarians recommend a well-balanced diet that is high in fiber and low in fat for diabetic dogs. Fiber helps glucose levels remain stable, while low-fat foods have fewer calories. Look for dog food that is...
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How to Manage a Dog that is Always Hungry
No two dogs behave the same way, and this statement is especially true in the way different canines respond to food. Sometimes, excessive appetite can be a sign of an underlying illness. Here, the symptoms, causes, and treatment for a dog that is always hungry will be discussed. Symptoms of...
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The Benefits of Coconut Oil for Dogs
Dogs and humans are alike in many ways, and one similarity is how dogs positively respond to food as medicine. One so-called “nutraceutical” is coconut oil. The medium-chain fatty acids found in coconut oil impart several health benefits for our four-legged best friends, which will be discussed below. Healthy Skin...
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Signs and Symptoms of Constipation in Dogs
Much of a pet owner’s life revolves around their dog’s bathroom habits. Potty training, frequent bathroom breaks, and the occasional upset stomach are the norm for most dog owners. However, pet parents are mostly concerned about where their dog does its business, not that the dog is NOT doing its...
