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Can CBD supplements help my aging dog? by Dr. Megan Buchanan

What is Cannabidiol (CBD)? The active ingredients in hemp and marijuana are called cannabinoids. The most widely recognized cannabinoids are cannabidiol (CBD) and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). These compounds affect the body by binding to receptors in the brain and immune systems. Hemp-based products are the primary source of CBD supplements used by pet-owners, and these supplements lack the higher levels of THC that cause the “high” sensation seen with marijuana use.

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Don’t Be APRIL FOOLED Regarding Your Pet’s Health by Denise Fleck

Has your pup's tail ever been closed in a door, or have you discovered ticks on your gorgeous long-haired pooch? What would you do if you found a dog in a parked car on a warm day (anything above 70°F is considered too warm)?

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Managing your dog’s pain: Pharmaceutical options and maskers of pain by Dr. James St.Clair

Since this entire blog series has been all about pain in dogs, our last discussion needs to be about what drugs are available to manage pain. Most of these you may be familiar with, but there are two important concepts that I want you to take away.

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The world of joint supplements for dogs by Dr. James St. Clair

This blog series began with a discussion of signs of joint pain in your dog and the concept of a “The Pain Trial.” Now we’re going to focus on what we can do to help our dogs. The first thing most people think about when they want to help their dog’s joints is glucosamine. Why is this?

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7 Tips To Keep Your Aging Dog’s Mind Fit by Joy Schneider

I know firsthand having a thirteen year old Kuvasz, keeping her mind fit is so important to her overall quality of life. Just as with many aging humans, senior dogs often develop dementia. There is no cure, but there are some things pet parents can do to slow the process.

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Four Steps to Keep Your Dog’s Ears Healthy by Lindy Callahan

Whether your dog is genetically prone to ear infections or just loves getting in the water, it never hurts to monitor his ears for signs of inflammation. Prevention is the best approach to total ear health. With that in mind, it is important that we know what to look out for and how to care for the ears properly. Here are a few steps you can take to keep your dog’s ears clean and itch-free.

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Massage Options for Your Senior Dog by Jennifer Kachnic

Dogs love to be touched, and massage in particular can be very enjoyable. It is also very helpful for a senior dog's health—improving blood flow, stimulating the immune system, and reducing pain. In this post, Grey Muzzle President Jennifer Kachnic explains the benefits and types of canine massage.

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Recipe for Short Dog Nails by Dr. Julie Buzby, DVM

Proper nail care is important for the health and mobility of all dogs (and senior dogs, in particular), but can be a dog guardian's least favorite task. To show that it needn't be a source of dread, veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby shares her "recipe" for safely and painlessly trimming a dog's nails.

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Signs of Pain and Discomfort in Dogs by Jennifer Kachnic

The primary form of communication for dogs is body language. It is important for you to learn more about this language, especially if you are caring for senior dogs, in order to understand their changing needs. It is up to you to notice the signs and signals that indicate pain and discomfort.

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Laser Therapy for Senior Dogs by Brian A. Pryor, Ph.D.

Lasers are now being used by many veterinarians in the treatment of our four-legged companions, which can help in the care of older canines. For many senior dogs, laser therapy is a safe alternative to treat common conditions, including arthritis.

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Grey Muzzle Wellness

Can CBD supplements help my aging dog? by Dr. Megan Buchanan

Don’t Be APRIL FOOLED Regarding Your Pet’s Health by Denise Fleck

Managing your dog’s pain: Pharmaceutical options and maskers of pain by Dr. James St.Clair

The world of joint supplements for dogs by Dr. James St. Clair

7 Tips To Keep Your Aging Dog’s Mind Fit by Joy Schneider

Four Steps to Keep Your Dog’s Ears Healthy by Lindy Callahan

Massage Options for Your Senior Dog by Jennifer Kachnic

Recipe for Short Dog Nails by Dr. Julie Buzby, DVM

Signs of Pain and Discomfort in Dogs by Jennifer Kachnic

Laser Therapy for Senior Dogs by Brian A. Pryor, Ph.D.

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