Building a FitBark social community for you and your dog is important for both your health. The World Health Organization describes many determinants of health. Some of which consist of modifiable factors, those we control, and non-modifiable factors, things we cannot control – like our genetics. Being social is considered a modifiable factor, you build […]
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Dog And Human Health Tech Get closer to your best self while playing with your dog! The only monitor that is inclusive of dog and human health technology. Motivational tech that pairs with your apple watch or Fitbit to give you valuable results. Worn by your dog, syncs with you. Get side-by-side results when
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Embracing Sustainability: Eco-Friendly Ways to Remember Your Beloved Dog Grieving the loss of a pet is difficult, but acknowledging the passing of your beloved dog in an eco-friendly way can bring solace and make a difference. Sustainability is not just about living right, it’s about remembering rightly too. Through Sustainable eco-friendly innovation, you can not
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Feeding You and Your Dog Next time you want to spice up your dog’s meal try adding herbs for a boost of flavonoids and antioxidants and a fresh burst of flavor! These 5 herbs have been deemed generally safe in dogs. See your veterinarian before starting if you like. Generally, you can use a small
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Titan’s Background Titan was born on a farm and had 7 Weimaraner siblings. He was a gift from my parents for my high school graduation. I still remember the day we brought him home. He will be 15 years old on April 6th, 2014. The average life span for his breed is about 10 years.
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Many people see a dog with hind-leg weakness and they automatically think the dog is suffering. This is our human nature. We are sensitive to events that cause pain and suffering. Although bilateral proprioceptive stall looks terrible sometimes – the dog is not suffering with pain. Bilateral Proprioceptive Stall exhibits symptoms such as: Stool incontinence
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Update on Dog UTI Symptoms and Treatment Here’s an update on dog UTI symptoms and treatment. On my recent and active poll of almost 600 dog owners, 99% said their dog has had a urinary tract infection (UTI) at some point. That’s a huge amount of owners whose dogs have had a UTI! Has your dog
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As Titan’s health continued to decline we started him in therapeutic dog swimming lessons at the local dog spa. The goal was to increase quality of life, mobility and longevity. For other’s that are curious about what a therapeutic dog swim “looks like”, here you go! Notice how hard they work the dog. The buoyancy
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The topic of old dog health is becoming increasingly more important with rapid, innovations in natural and holistic medicine and technology. When Titan was 12 years old, he was diagnosed with bilateral proprioceptive stall. Basically back leg weakness secondary to progressive centeral nervous system (CNS) issues. He gradually became incontinent of stool and later on,
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As Titan’s bilateral proprioceptive stall worsens, we are faced with new challenges regarding his stool incontinence. Many times we struggle to keep the house clean. We have wall-to-wall carpeting and as if that wasn’t messy enough; he often stools in his bed, panics and spreads the stool all over his beddings as he struggles to
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