Hunting Dog Articles
How do you know when it’s time to say goodbye to your hunting dog?
One of the hardest parts of welcoming hunting dogs into our hearts and lives is the lamentably short time we share with them. No matter how many years you spend together, irrespective of the volumes of memories forged in the field or blind, it’s a universally shared sentiment that you’ve been robbed of time when they’ve reached the end of the road.
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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:
Advanced orthopedic surgery
TPLO, FHO
Physical Therapy
Chiropractic Medicine
Acupuncture
Advanced Assisted Reproduction (TCI)
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