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December 10, 2020

I really appreciate that your product came along when it did as we’re going thru CCD and it’s been challenging.

Ginger

June 22, 2019

Canna-Pet has helped her so much. She has better mobility, less anxiety and back pain, and her canine cognitive dysfunction has improved.

Gretchen

September 5, 2017

We will never be without our Maple Bacon treats!!!!!!!!!!

Signs of Dementia in Cats & How to Manage

March 24, 2017

Can cats get dementia? Unfortunately, yes they can. Just as aging humans can develop dementia, your beloved pets can also decline mentally as they age. In fact, cat dementia has many similarities to human Alzheimer’s disease, with the causes and symptoms just as puzzling. Health complications and disorders are inevitable in aging cats, and cat…

Dog Dementia (Canine Cognitive Dysfunction)

January 3, 2017

Many pet owners wish that their dog could stay a puppy forever. However, just like humans, they inevitably will age and eventually slow down. While natural signs of aging are nothing to be alarmed about, if your dog’s personality or behaviors change, it might be something a bit more serious than just getting old. Your…

March 11, 2015

Brain Aging, Behavioral Changes and Alertness in Dogs Just like us, our pets can suffer as they age, leaving them with declining quality of life and day to day function. These kinds of age-related changes aren’t just physical. They affect your pet’s ability to learn, alertness, awareness, memory, and senses of hearing and sight. Perhaps…

Senior and Geriatric Life for Dogs

February 4, 2015

Senior Dogs and Canine Lifespan Domestic dogs live 10 to 12 years on average. Small breeds often exceed that norm, and giant breeds seldom achieve it. At the low end, some giant breeds may have a life expectancy of only 6 years. At the high end, some small breeds regularly live to 14 or 15. …

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