As dog owners, we want to make each phase of their lives as easy and pain-free as possible. This is especially true when our puppies start teething around three weeks.  And then again when, at around twelve weeks, their “milk or baby teeth” fall out and are replaced by permanent ones. By six or seven months, a puppy typically has all of its “adult teeth.”  During this entire process, owners often look to toys to relieve their beloved pups. Toys, in fact, are preferable to our hands and feet, which puppies seem all too eager to accept as playthings. And
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Do you have an anxious dog? Have you ever heard of general anxiety in dogs? If you think your dog is dealing with anxiety, what should you do for her? Is there any way to treat or manage this condition in your pet? If you find yourself asking these questions, don’t worry—you’re not alone. In the article below, you’ll find a quick rundown of information to help you better understand general anxiety in dogs. You can use our Holmdel, NJ, animal hospital‘s guide to determine when it might be time to talk to your vet about your pet’s mental health
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