Senior Dog Care

What do you do when your dog gets sick? Dr. Buzby, an integrative veterinarian, answers this time-sensitive question with a 5-step plan for every dog owner.

There are different shades of “difficult.” But one of the darkest shades is anticipating the loss of a beloved dog and witnessing the signs your dog is dying. Consider this a trigger warning because I know this blog post will not be appreciated by everyone. But for some, it will be invaluable to know and understand the tell-tale symptoms.

As your dog ages, you may have feelings of inadequacy as a pet parent. Dr. Julie Buzby, integrative veterinarian and founder of Dr. Buzby’s ToeGrips®, asks you to give yourself some grace. Through her six tips, she offers specific ways that you can continue to be your dog’s biggest hero.

Your beloved old dog is shaking. Is this normal? Veterinarians Dr. Erica Irish and Dr. Julie Buzby have answers and actionable tips. Through a case study of Dr. Irish’s elderly Dachshund, you’ll learn eight common reasons why senior dogs shake, shiver, or tremble.

You want your dear old dog’s journey through the “golden years” to be just that—golden. But how do you help your grey-muzzled companion enjoy senior status? As a veterinarian with over 20 years of experience caring for older dogs, Dr. Julie Buzby shares her ultimate guide to helping your senior dog live the happiest, healthiest life possible. Hope and help are here.