❤️ 5 Quiet Signs Your Senior Dog's Blood Pressure Is Too High


plus: How Do Dogs Apologize?
Hello Reader,

My dog has decided the couch cushion he's slept on for six years is no longer acceptable. Not the couch. Just that cushion. He will stand in front of it and stare at me until I fix whatever I've apparently done wrong.

He does have opinions. He also has a heart rate, blood pressure, and kidneys that I never think about until something goes wrong. That's the thing about senior dogs. The real risks don't announce themselves.

Today, we're talking about hypertension, and why it's probably not on your radar yet.

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💡 Today’s Tip
Make sure your senior dog can reach his favorite resting places without climbing too much. In summer, extra effort can make him hotter and more tired. Moving beds, water bowls, or mats to easier spots can help a lot. 
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🍪 SNACKTIME
Frozen Apple Carrot Dog Treats

Yogurt, apple, and carrot go into a mold and come out as something your dog will smell from across the room. Full recipe inside. 

📝 Ingredients

  • grated carrot
  • apple sauce
  • Greek yogurt

=> Get the full recipe here

❤️ Why I love this recipe...

❝The probiotics in the Greek yogurt paired with the natural fiber from carrot and apple make this a treat that actually does something useful, not just something the dog tolerates. Dog owners should check that the applesauce contains no xylitol or added sweeteners, as those are toxic to dogs, and should use plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt only. ❞

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📷🐶 Our Readers' Dogs

Today: Snoopy14  years, Catahoula/Great Dane MixThank you Kristine  for sending this photo.

Snoopy was goofy, bold and regal

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