Pets have the same challenges as their owners in autumn.
For our veterinary patients, autumn is a time of seasonal challenges, especially when mold and leaves add to summer’s load of pollens and other allergens. A whole new group of patients tends to emerge with this change of season.
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Renewed activity puts strain on dogs.
During the heat, sunshine and humidity of summertime, dogs become less active. Cooler weather reinvigorates them, and they become much more eager to engage in outdoor activities such as hunting and hiking. This additional physical activity will put more stress and strain on a dog’s muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons and other components of the musculoskeletal system. That’s when their need for proper nutrition becomes visibly apparent. Read more.

It’s cold season for dogs and cats, too.
While dogs and cats are not susceptible to the same “bugs” as humans, they do have their own challenges that can cause symptoms ranging from a cough, runny nose, low-grade fevers, and digestive upsets, to mild loss of appetite or energy. Nutrition plays an important role when challenges appear. Read more.

“Rocky was an 8-year-old, 60-pound mixed breed with early hip dysplasia. His owner said that surgery was not a financial reality. So we started him on Canine Musculoskeletal Support™. About one month later, his owner reported that Rocky was like new. Frisky, active and showing no evidence of pain or dysfunction.”

Joseph A. Kincaid, DVM
Anthony Animal Clinic
Anthony, Texas