This model postulates a dynamic interaction among and within three aspects: biological, psychological and social. Each one of the three aspects is an important contributor to the level of pain perception and altering one aspect will have an effect one the other two. The Three Aspects of the Biopsychosocial Model: Bio this is the physiological […]
Why Some Dogs Don’t Like To Be Touched
Some dogs simply don’t enjoy being touched. This might be a shocking claim since most people associate interacting with dogs with ears scratches or belly rubs. But it is the reality. Sure, dogs put up with it, as they do with many other things. There are those dogs who LIVE for touch. It is the […]
12 Things I’ve Learned While Rehabbing My Dog
During our spring road trip to Utah Rocco spent hours chasing around in the desert. Upon our return, I’ve noticed some stiffness in his hips and a general lack of energy. I was worried that he might be developing hip-dysplasia, but after a vet consult and a series of x-rays and ultrasounds we found out […]
Healthy Stretches for Your Dog: Side Stretches
Stretching is a healthy way to release muscular tension, maintain joint health and mobility and warm up before exercise. If you watch your dog closely, you will notice that they always stretch after getting up from a nap. They do a deep bow, downward dog, and often will also stretch their groin and hind legs […]
How To Prepare Your Cat For When You Travel
The long weekends and summer holiday travel is just around the corner, which means plenty of short and long trips are on the horizon. While most dogs are thrilled to be part of our summer adventures or do well playing with friends at doggy hotels or boarding facilities, this isn’t the case for most cats. […]
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