Hunting Dog Articles

DIY, Nutrition, Hunting Dogs, Veterinary Medicine, Conditioning Seth Bynum, DVM DIY, Nutrition, Hunting Dogs, Veterinary Medicine, Conditioning Seth Bynum, DVM

Proper hunting dog conditioning is a year ‘round pursuit

Maintaining peak physical condition in our hunting dogs is a year-round pursuit, not an activity confined to the week before opening day. Hunting dogs are similar to human athletes in that their bodies require training and conditioning to constantly perform at the highest level.

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Have a vet to add to the list of trusted sporting dog veterinarians? We’d love your recommendation. Crowdsourcing and sharing your feedback is the only way this project works. Help us promote those vets who have the mindset and skillset our community needs for our canine athletes.

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The hunting dog community wants veterinarians who are pragmatic, empathic, and have a sound understanding of and appreciation for working dogs. We also want a vet who is willing to take time to listen to the unique needs of those of us who share our lives with canine athletes. Check out our Five Essential Qualities Hunting Dog Owners Seek in a Veterinarian.

Sporting dog enthusiasts are also seeking specialized services to keep their canine companions in top condition:

  • Traditional Chinese Medicine

  • OFA and PennHip Certification

  • Nutrition Consultations

  • 24/7 Emergency Services

  • Canine Massage

  • Behavior Consultations

  • Sports Medicine

  • Fear Free Handling

  • Vaccine Titers

  • Puppy Tail Docking and Dew Claws

  • After-Hours Emergency Services

  • Underwater Treadmill

  • Therapeutic Cold Laser

  • Rattlesnake Vaccine and Antivenin