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Did Your Dog Wake Up Stumbling This Morning?

Published about 2 months ago • 2 min read
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Hello Reader,

He walked into the kitchen this morning and listed sideways. Just slightly. Like he'd forgotten, for a second, which way was straight.

It's late August. The heat outside makes us feel slow and a little uncertain. Somewhere in that same haze, you might have caught it. A small wobble. A head tilt that wasn't there last week.

It's scary to notice something new in a dog you know by heart. But sometimes the scary thing has a name. And a name makes it smaller.

If you saw something that stopped you cold this week, today's article is for you.

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💡 Today’s Tip
Brush your senior dog’s coat regularly during summer. Removing loose fur improves air circulation through the coat and can help your dog feel more comfortable. It also gives you a chance to check the skin for hot spots, irritation, or parasites. 
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Homemade Tuna Dog Treats

Canned tuna does something useful here: it binds, flavors, and keeps the treat grain-free all at once. This recipe shows you exactly how. 

📝 Ingredients

  • tuna (canned in water)
  • eggs (including their shells)
  • ground flaxseed
  • coconut flour

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❤️ Why I love this recipe...

❝The egg shells going straight into the food processor is the detail that earns this recipe a regular spot. It adds a natural calcium boost without any extra steps or supplements. Dog parents should use only plain canned tuna packed in water, with no added salt, onion, or garlic, and should always verify the shell pieces are fully blended smooth before baking to avoid any sharp fragments in the finished treat. ❞

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