Grey Paws Acupuncture and Rehabilitation

12/05/2022

Link for Yummy Dog Treats!
https://www.akc.org/.../homemade-dog-treats-recipes-tips/

11/29/2022

Three organizations worthy of your support this Holiday Season. Thank you for supporting our local communities as well as the Veterinary Professional community everywhere!

11/24/2022

Thank you for entrusting your pet's healing journey to Grey Paws!

11/17/2022

08/27/2022

I am late in posting this but the deadline is Aug 31st to join Canine Arthritis Management's THE BIG WALK for Canine Arthritis! It is a virtual walk - no actual walking required 😃
Find out more info at www.caninearthritisco.uk!

08/27/2022

04/08/2022

Humans can express chronic pain verbally, but dogs express it with changes in their behaviour and capabilities. They cope as they do not know there is another option. They don’t know there are drugs and therapies.
Check out CAM's education resources available on https://cameducation.co.uk/ created to help every dog owner to identify pain and give

04/07/2022

Another informative post from the wonderful group at Canine Arthritis Management. If your pet suffers from arthritis, or you think they might have arthritis, check out their website for tons of wonderful information!

Osteoarthritis tends to reveal itself late in its course, because the initial changes are within the joint and therefore not visible, plus because your dog has 4 limbs, they can shift weight, change posture and cope.
Diagnosing and therefore treating canine arthritis relies on the owner noticing changes in their dog’s mobility and posture; the way they walk, run or lie down; their capabilities and just their overall behaviour.
If you find your dog is showing any signs of not being themselves, it is best to get advice from your vet.
Check this link to identify signs https://caninearthritis.co.uk/what-is-arthritis/identifying-signs

02/26/2022

Who can resist those eyes? We sure can’t! Thanks for being such a rock star with your rehab exercises, Suelo!

02/15/2022

Do you know how to tell if your cat might be in pain? As discussed in this very helpful article, studies have shown that 61% of cats over the age of six and 90% of cats over the age of 12 suffer from arthritis. However, only 40% of those cats showed signs of pain.

Cats are masters at hiding their pain. Behavioral changes are often the only difference we see.

Arthritis is a hidden disease in cats, but there is so much we can do to help keep them comfortable as they get older!

There’s no single symptom that points to osteoarthritis in cats. Learn to look out for these signs of a cat in pain.

01/28/2022

Acupuncture is a very helpful part of a pain management plan, but how often should your pet be treated? www.greypawsacupuncture.com