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by Jordan Ashley - Canine Expert & Writer
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Catherine Barnette DVM - Veterinarian
From time to time, pretty much every dog pants. In cartoons it's the sign of a hungry dog, waiting for a comically sized piece of meat. In real life though, dogs pant for a variety of reasons. Most often, it's just to cool down. Although for a dog panting at night, anxiety might be the issue.
by Grant Withers - Canine Expert & Writer
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Catherine Barnette DVM - Veterinarian
As a dog owner, the safety and wellbeing of your pet is a top priority. Some of the signs a dog is in pain are easy to spot, such as limping or a visible wound. But other signs of pain may be more difficult to identify.
In this post, we'll take a look at 7 of the most common warning signs a dog is in pain. Keep an eye out for these to make sure your buddy doesn't suffer in silence.
by Grant Withers - Canine Expert & Writer
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Catherine Barnette DVM - Veterinarian
Dog joint pain can be an extreme annoyance. In fact, some dogs may not want to move at all due to their pain. Just like humans getting these pains all the time's dogs can suffer from their joints aching all the time.
by Grant Withers - Canine Expert & Writer
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Catherine Barnette DVM - Veterinarian
Because SitStay is all about good healthy dogs, we have many people ask us all the time about a variety of supplements for their dogs. One of the most common that comes up is coconut oil for dogs. Many of our customers want to know if coconut oil is good for dogs.
To help, we've decided to put together the best guide out there to answer all of your questions about coconut oil for dogs.
by Grant Withers - Canine Expert & Writer
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Catherine Barnette DVM - Veterinarian
The more research that is done on CBD and CBD oil for dogs, the more it seems capable of revolutionizing medicine as we know it. With that being said there is still plenty unknown and research is still being done all the time, So what do we know?
by Dr. Sara Ochoa DVM - Veterinarian
Has your dog recently been diagnosed with a bacterial infection? Quickly noticing that there is something wrong with your dog will help you be able to fix these issues and get your dog back to its normal healthy and happy life.
by Dr. Erica Irish DVM - Veterinarian
There are many different factors that can result in an anxious or stressful dog. Can CBD oil help a stressed dog feel better?
by Amber LaRock - Professional Dog Trainer
In this article we’ll discuss the questions you should ask when adopting a puppy or dog, and help you make the best decision on your future furry friend!
by Dr. Erica Irish DVM - Veterinarian
Prolonged exposure to below-freezing temperatures can increase the risk of frostbite. How does frostbite appear in dogs and what can you do to help prevent it?
by Amber LaRock - Professional Dog Trainer
How do you teach your dog to not bark at strangers? In this article, we’ll dive into the basics of teaching your dog how to mind their manners, and help you end this pesky canine habit for good!
by Dr. Sara Ochoa DVM - Veterinarian
Does your dog have a wound? These are somethings at home that you can do for your dog’s wounds — and when you should take them to your vet.
by Nicole DeVault - Professional Dog Trainer
Teaching your dog to fetch serves many purposes. It allows for positive engagement between you and your pet. You can easily tire your dog out without much effort from you.
Since 1995, SitStay has led the pack in educating dog people and helping dogs live a better life. In fact, we were one of the first internet sites to ship high-quality pet products direct to your door. Over 20 years later, we are still the trusted source for everything your dog needs wherever they work, where they live, and when they play. Our expert panel of trainers and vets provide all the answers you need to enhance your bond and keep your pets happy and healthy.
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Erica has worked in the veterinary field since 2006, starting out as a veterinary technician before graduating from the UF College of Veterinary Medicine in 2013. As a general practitioner in an animal hospital, she has many interests and is especially interested in dermatology, cardiology, internal and integrative medicine.
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Sara is a graduate of St. George's University with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. Sara has been practicing Veterinary Medicine for the past 4 years treating small animal and exotic animals. She owns a dog, cat, rabbit, and tortoise. She has extensive knowledge treating all species of animals with a passion for surgery.
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Catherine is a veterinarian and freelance writer based in Florida. After 14 years as a small animal general practitioner, Dr. Barnette now focuses on creating educational content for veterinary teams and their clients. She shares her home with her husband, daughter, one dog, two cats, and a rescued white dove.
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Amber is a Licensed Vet Tech with a degree in Veterinary Technology. Recently she has specialized in veterinary and animal-related content creation and social media management. When she is not working she loves spending time with her furry friends exploring the outdoors.
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Nicole is a professional dog trainer who has been in the business for about 5 years. She has two dogs of her own. Both of her dogs are rescues who came to her with their own set of issues. Working with troubled dogs is where her passion for dog training started. Nicole specializes in off-leash obedience.
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