24/04/2025
Something that is particularly relevant to Team CC at the moment - Being your dog's advocate in a veterinary setting.
When something feels off - trust that feeling. Speak up. Ask questions. And work with a vet that values your insights.
But remember - respect is part of advocacy too. Your veterinary team are human beings who care deeply and work incredibly hard. Kindness and collaboration go a long way.
Arnhem has developed a number of medical issues in the past couple of years, and his primary veterinary care team at Cedar Vets have been fantastic at working with us to resolve/manage them, or to refer us where needed, most recently to Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists. Our physical therapy team at The Canine Fitness Centre also form an integral part of our veterinary team, working with both our primary care team, and specialist team to get the best outcome.
Want to dive deeper into how to advocate for your dog and build a strong, respectful partnership with your vet? Check out the full blog here:
As dog owners we wear many hats - caretaker, trainer, best friend, and, perhaps most importantly, advocate. When it comes to your dogs health, you are their voice. That's why advocating for your dog within the veterinary system isn't just important - its essential.At team Curious Canine we have had....
