By: Shelena Hoberg As a veterinary technician and more specifically a certified hyperbaric technologist (human and animals), I am super excited about the LubriSyn HA topical wound gel! The world of wound care in humans and animals has been living in the dark ages for many years. In human medicine, wound care centers have specifically […]
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More dogs go missing over the 4th of July holiday than any other time of year. This is largely due to our canine companion’s fear of the traditional fireworks. Here’s some tips and tricks to help your pup stay calm during this year’s celebrations. Give your dog plenty of exercise during the day. Most displays […]
As much as we love them, we have to admit that horses can be incredibly fragile animals. How many times have you come out to the barn hoping for a nice ride only to find that your horse has given themself another injury? I can say that I experienced this just last night. Sometimes, these […]
By: Nikki Seto Most of us have been dealing with some aches and pains of late. Maybe it was that artic cold we haven’t seen in decades, or the added work load caring for the beasts in our lives. Frozen footing, extra stall cleaning, hauling and breaking frozen water and hay, lots of hay. Maybe […]
In this giving time of year, family is at the forefront of our minds. Our pets are a big part of our family, and including them in the festivities is a fun way to let them know how loved they are. One fun way to bring joy to your dog’s day is a subscription box […]
In honor of Adopt a Senior Pet Month, here’s a few reasons why senior pets make amazing companions. They’ve been around the block. Most senior pets are already housebroken, won’t chew on your furniture and know basic commands. They’re through their puppy/kitten stages and are less destructive. They’re lower energy pets. Most senior pets enjoy […]
We all want what’s best for our dogs, and ensuring they’re not in pain is a big part of that. September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, here are some tips on how to tell if your dog is painful. Signs of pain in dogs include: stiffness excessive licking or scratching at a specific area This […]
July 4th is next week, and for many dog and horse owners, that means much angst and concern for our favorite four-legged friends. From an animal’s perspective, fire–works are loud and unexpected. Pets and horses can get extremely frightened, and can cause damage to your house, injure themselves, or even flee and run away. There […]
By: Emily Daigle It is that wonderful time of the year when the flowers begin blooming, the grass grows fuller, and the air becomes warm and wet. Springtime sure appears great for you and your pets to get outside and take advantage of the beautiful weather. However, with this lively season comes an abundance of […]
By: Alex Hassinger This year’s 148th Kentucky Derby saw Rich Strike finish first with a dynamic last to first weaving through LA Freeway kind of traffic, and post the 2nd biggest upset in Kentucky Derby history. Was it a fluke? The one thing I learned from so many years training horses was that you have […]
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