Tuesday Tips: Did you know laser therapy is becoming a popular treatment option for dogs? It’s a non-invasive, drug-free way to help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and speed up healing for conditions like arthritis, injuries, and post-surgical recovery.

Veterinarians often recommend it as part of a broader treatment plan to improve your pup’s quality of life—especially for senior dogs or those with chronic pain.Learn more about how laser therapy works and if it could help your dog: www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/laser-therapy-in-dogs/ ... See MoreSee Less

🐾 Fun Fact Friday! 🐾

Have you ever noticed your dog gently nibbling on you like they’re eating corn on the cob? That adorable behavior is called “cobbing” — and it’s usually a sign of love!🐶 What is Dog Cobbing?It’s when a dog softly mouths or nibbles at a person, another dog, or even an object — and yes, it really does look like they’re munching on a cob of corn.💛 Why Do Dogs Cobb?✨ Affection & Bonding – It’s their way of showing love and strengthening connections, just like grooming in the wild.🎉 Playfulness – Many dogs cob during play as a gentle, silly form of interaction.🧘 Self-Soothing – Some dogs cob to relieve stress or anxiety.🔍 Exploration – Dogs explore the world with their mouths, and cobbing is one of their many curious habits!🛑 While it’s typically harmless and sweet, if cobbing becomes excessive or rough, it could be worth checking in with your vet or trainer. ... See MoreSee Less

🌿 Wisdom Wednesday: Why Does My Dog Eat Grass?

Ever wonder why your pup grazes like a cow? Don’t worry—occasional grass eating is actually pretty normal!🐶 Some dogs do it out of boredom or curiosity🌱 Others may like the texture or just enjoy the taste🤢 It’s not always because they’re sick—but eating a lot, or throwing up after, could signal a stomach issueIf your dog’s munching becomes excessive or concerning, give us a call. Otherwise, a little lawn snack now and then is usually nothing to worry about! ... See MoreSee Less