caninehealth hashtag performance

this has been one of the hardest aspects of managing his recovery 😅 i use the @Petcube activity monitor to track ruddy’s cals (MYBOYRUDDER5) • @Brewin Aussie co bowl • @Spot & Tango unkibble (RUDDER50) • @Pet Releaf sentesa CBD • @Buddy 10-in-1 packet • myos muscle formula #vetmed #tplorecovery #caninehealth #dogmom #dogdad #dog

Lambs can contract the avian flu, but thankfully mammal to mammal spread is believed to be rare. This means the likelihood of a large outbreak within a flock of lamb would be difficult to occur unless the entire population had exposure. @Viva Raw (RUDDER) #rawdogfood #rawfeddog #rawfeeding #dogfood #dogowner #caninehealth

this is the ancient grains open prairie rawmix recipe from @Open Farm Pet (use RUDDER) #openfarmpartner #dogfood #kibble #rawfed #caninehealth #dogmom #dogdad #kibblefeddogs

trying to support his healing in every way possible 🫶🏻 • @Spot & Tango unkibble (RUDDER50) • MYOS (post-op amzn list) • @NOW UC-II (post-op amzn list) • @Pet Releaf Sentesa • @Buddy 10-in-1 topper • @Nordic Naturals omega-3 • @Open Farm Pet broth (RUDDER) • @Brewin Aussie co bowl #tplo #tplorecovery #dogsupplements #caninehealth #dogmom #springerspaniel

#stitch with @nokomisandpayton A lot of people are attacking this young lady for doing the right thing for her dog, so let’s break this down. Dalmatians should NOT be spayed or neutered before 18-24 months. Why? Because of their unique urinary system and development. Unlike most breeds, Dalmatians have a genetic predisposition to forming urate stones, meaning their urinary health is already delicate. Early spay/neuter disrupts hormone regulation, which affects muscle tone, bladder control, and urethral development—all of which increase the risk of lifelong urinary issues, including incontinence and blockages. And let’s talk about retrograde growth—when you remove hormones too early, their body doesn’t develop as it should. Instead of growing properly, the urethra stays underdeveloped, making stone expulsion and urinary complications way worse. This isn’t just a personal belief—it’s based on science and breed-specific health risks. Dalmatians need at least 18 months (females) and ideally 24 months (males) before spay/neuter. If you actually care about dogs, take the time to learn before attacking someone for making a responsible, informed decision. Facts over feelings. Always. #dalmatianHealth #SpayNeuterFacts #DogScience #CanineHealth #DalmatianLife #VetMed #DogBreeding #ResponsiblePetOwnership #CanineDevelopment #KnowYourBreed #preservationbreeder #dalmatianclubofamerica