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Doing The Best For The Dog In Your Life

Dogs are often touted as being man’s best friend, and if you’ve got a pooch in your life, you’ll definitely be able to agree! 

 

But as responsible pet owners, we can often worry we’re not doing the best for our pets. And if you’ve got a dog you absolutely adore in your life, you can feel bad from time to time for not being able to spend time with them. It’s especially hard when they look up at you with those heartbreaking eyes, and you feel yourself wavering over whether or not they’re allowed another treat… 

 

So, now’s your chance to read up on just how good a job you’re doing. And with a couple of pointers below, you’ll be able to keep up with how your dog is doing in life. 

 

There Are Some Regular Checks To Do

 

Of course, taking your dog to the vet for their regular checkups is best for making sure that they’re feeling OK. But you can also do a few checks of your own, to make sure you know just how well your dog is feeling – you wouldn’t want to miss out on any signs or symptoms that need addressing as soon as possible. 

 

You’ll need to check over your dog’s teeth every now and then, to ensure they’re healthy in color and look strong, especially at the gum line. Check over their ears too, to make sure no dirt or rashes are building up and reaching the ear canal. 

 

Doggy Depression Can Occur

 

Of course, dogs can get depressed too, and it’s more common than you might think. If you’ve ever noticed your dog being far less energetic than usual, and not wanting to interact with you or anyone else in the household, the best thing to do would be to take them to the vet. That’ll help to count out any physical ailments, and also to bring up how worried you are about their behavior. 

 

But you might just need to make a change in your dog’s environment; you might need to make it a bit more bright and fun, or you might need to be around a little more often. After all, dogs pick up on you and your feelings, and that can lead to depression too. 

 

A Healthy Treat is Possible!

 

And finally, make sure some of the treats you give your four-legged friend are of the healthy variety – something naturally and meaty is essential for giving them something satisfying to chew on. 

 

Next time you visit the pet store, think about buying from a more organic range. Or you could visit sites like healthy-chews.com to take a look over such ranges right from the comfort of your own home. It’ll mean you can spend a little more time with your dog! 

 

Doing the best for the dog in your life is a lot easier than you might think. You’re a very responsible owner, and even just reading through this post proves so! 


About Zipporah Sandler

Zipporah Sandler AKA Zippy is a lifestyle and travel specialist who after living everywhere from Providence to Paris found herself suddenly residing in South Florida (something she swore she’d never do).

Whether it be San Pellegrino water or Louis Roderer Cristal, Zippy suggests that you keep your life sparkling and your glass full.

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