Teeth cleanings aren’t a “nice to have.” They’re part of basic pet wellness, just like vaccines and checkups. Making dental care routine can prevent bigger health issues and expensive problems later. Full episode on The Pet Parent Hotline at petparenthotline.com/10-and-2-minutes-to-help-your-pet-live-longer/
Pet dental health isn’t just about bad breath. For about $10 and a couple of minutes a day, you can lower the risk of bigger health issues later. Full episode on The Pet Parent Hotline. PetParentHotline.competparenthotline.com/10-and-2-minutes-to-help-your-pet-live-longer/
If you’re relying on the groomer to handle your pet’s teeth, this is your wake-up call. A once-in-a-while brush doesn’t do much for dental health, it’s like brushing your own teeth every six weeks. Full dental episode on The Pet Parent Hotline. PetParentHotline.com/episodes
Ever buy a pet gadget, feel excited for 10 minutes, then realize it’s one more thing to charge, troubleshoot, and feel guilty about not using? Yeah… same. In this episode, we’re cutting through the hype with 3 questions that help you decide if pet tech is actually worth it for…
Dental disease in pets doesn’t always look dramatic, but it can quietly cause bigger problems over time. This clip breaks down why it matters and why “I’ll deal with it later” gets expensive fast. Full episode on The Pet Parent Hotline. PetParentHotline.com/10-and-2-minutes-to-help-your-pet-live-longer/ With Dr. Chanda Miles, DVM, DAVDC
Before you spend money on pet tech, run it through these 3 questions so you don’t end up with another expensive gadget you never use. What problem does this actually solve for me or my pet? Will it fit my real life, my home, my schedule, and my pet’s personality?…
Thinking a pet can just “come along” into senior living? It’s not that simple. In this clip, senior care expert Kathi Miracle from @Silver_Tsunami_Aging_Info breaks down how policies vary by state and facility, why independent living is often more flexible, and why assisted living and memory care create bigger problems,…
“Choose your hard.” When an older adult has a pet, you usually have two options: pay a little for support now (a dog walker, pet sitter, or someone who can be an extra set of eyes), or pay a lot later when there’s an emergency, a fall risk moment, or…
If you’re a senior with a pet, or you love someone who is, this episode is for you. As a rescue president, I can’t tell you how many calls I get that start with, “We need help, and we need it fast.” A fall, a hospitalization, a sudden move, or…
Many seniors bristle at any mention of what happens to their pets if they can’t care for them anymore, and families are often afraid to bring it up. But as someone who runs a rescue, I see what happens when there’s no plan and a fall, hospitalization, or memory change…