Monthly Archives: July 2022


29
Jul 2022

These are notes taken from my online class – Canine Cancer The Prevention, Suppression, and Treatment of Cancer Julie Anne Lee, DCH RCSHom INTRODUCTION Two main causes of canine death 1. Cancer 2. Skin Disease – The number one reason for elected euthanasia CANCER IN THE BODY Does your dog actually get Cancer? There are multiple causes of cancer in dogs and most dogs already have cancer cells in their bodies. It takes a trigger though to activate those cells. MAIN CAUSES OF CANCER – TRIGGERS Vaccinations: The leading external or environmental......

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22
Jul 2022

Just a short newsletter this week to keep you updated on what is going on. GROOMING We are still short-staffed but we are taking bath dogs and have daily appointments available. Walk in services are Tuesday thru Friday 10 to 2. It is always best to call first to make sure we can take care of your pet. You can also call the front as the grooming department can be quite noisy and they may not initially hear your call. We are actively seeking a groomer and have hired another bather, she......

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08
Jul 2022

It’s hot and sticky across most of North America at this time of year. Dogs feel the heat too, so many people with furry double-coated breeds wonder “should I shave my dog for the summer?” The quick answer is, no, you shouldn’t shave your dog in summer. And this doesn’t just apply to super-furry Northern breeds, but to other double-coated breeds as well. Herding breeds like Aussie Shepherds, Border Collies and Shelties are double-coated. So are Golden Retrievers, Labradors, Springer Spaniels, Newfoundland’s, Bernese Mountain Dogs and many more. You shouldn’t shave any......

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01
Jul 2022

The Problem“My dog guards his food like it’s the Hope Diamond. How can I get him to chillout? The ProMichael Shikashio is a certified dog-behavior consultant and dog aggressionexpert in Noank, Connecticut. Why your Dog Does ItThis is called “resource guarding,” and it’s totally normal. It can get worse if yourtry to squash it by snatching away his kibble. After all, you’d be pretty peeved ifyour server kept grabbing your plate at a restaurant. How to Fix ItDogs are naturally inclined to protect their food—that instinct serves them well inthe wild—but they......

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