Raise Your Paw
Our entryway is narrow but long enough to hold three dogs and one human holding three harnesses. Getting the dogs …
Our entryway is narrow but long enough to hold three dogs and one human holding three harnesses. Getting the dogs …
Tina Turner was one the of best cover artists of all time. I think the best example of this is …
Andy always has to get in the last word. He’s not a particularly chatty dog (ah-hem, Half Moon) but on …
I had a feeling. You know the one, there’s something not quite right about the way your dog is moving. …
I read a short but powerful post recently by dog trainer Emily Priestly. She talked about how difficult it is …
Eliminating or reducing pain is one of the most under-recognized opportunities to improve your dog’s quality of life. Emotional and …
Many years ago, I promised Helen that I would take her to the ocean. I imagined that she’d love the …
I firmly believe the Universe sends you what you need – whether you like it or not. That could be …
Science is so cool. I read an article recently about a study investigating self-awareness in dogs. In prior studies, dogs …
I have a confession to make. Please don’t think less of me or think me a hypocrite. I had to …
Half Moon is asking to go pee. No big deal, right? It is to me. Halfie has intervertebral disc disease …
Morning walks with the dogs are one of my favorite times of the day. I love the quiet of the …
Why do I doubt him? After all the times he’s proven he can, why do I think he can’t? Well, …
Dottie was supposed to be a hospice dog. A 15-year old Dalmatian, she was surrendered to our local shelter by …
He’s not moving. Jordan’s Golden head has settled onto my chest and upper arm, his chin pressing into the belly …
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The first two books in the Loyal Companion Guide series, Sit. Stand. GO! and Emotion to Motion help you recognize, record, and accommodate your dog’s mobility challenges, as well as understand the emotions behind the movement. Filled with photos and worksheets, these books are your guide to helping your dog lead the best life possible.
Many mobility solutions listed on the following pages require a veterinary referral. A Loyal Companion does not provide veterinary services or diagnose conditions. Our role is to work with your veterinarian to identify the best solution for your dog’s mobility issue and your household situation.
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