Souldogvet Dr. Ellen Sandhas

07/07/2025

We had a lot of fun! Meeting some of my doggie clients and new interesting people sharing our passion to improve life for dogs and their families 😊

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07/06/2025

Buddy, I feel ya! We small people sometimes have to be very intense to be taken seriously! ❤️ But really people, it’s not funny, it’s not cute, it’s annoying and scary for your dog not to be heard and seen! The cool thing is: you can change that quite easily 🙂

Small dogs can lose agency very quickly. Despite asking for space they are often ignored or even laughed at. It's no wonder they get defensive and worried by people. Does your small dog struggle in the world? We can help with that, drop us a line in the comments.

31/05/2025

Bitte achtet an ALLEN Gewässern auf Blaualgen!

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Hundehalter sollen ihre Vierbeiner beim Spaziergang am Tegeler See derzeit dringend anleinen. Ein Hund ist während des Aufenthalts im Uferbereich vor einigen Tagen zusammengebrochen und kurz danach gestorben. Das Tier hat typische Symptome einer Blaualgenvergiftung gezeigt. Für Menschen besteht keine Gefahr. https://rbburl.de/blaualgehund

10/05/2025

Word 🙄

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Ever wonder why having dogs walk in a straight line beside a relatively slow two-legger has inspired the creation of some of the most suppressive equipment for dogs?

Loose leash walking in this way is the antithesis to fun for most dogs. It’s so often a human want rather than a dog need.

It's a pretty tall order to ask dogs, who naturally move about their world in such a different way to human-style, to walk in the way that we do. So if we want that, because, let's be realistic, sometimes we need it for safety, then we have to make sure they get to do it their way a helluva a lot. So they get to do it do********le, if you will...

22/04/2025

Highly recommended!

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28/02/2025

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21/02/2025

Um es gleich vorweg zu sagen: Ich finde, Statistiken können sehr hilfreich sein - wenn die richtigen Dinge untersucht werden.
Bei der jährlich veröffentlichten Hundebiss- Statistik habe ich da so meine Zweifel…

Um es gleich vorweg zu sagen: Ich finde, Statistiken können sehr hilfreich sein - wenn die richtigen Dinge untersucht werden.Bei der jährlich veröffentlichten Hundebiss- Statistik habe ich da so meine Zweifel.Was wird denn da genau untersucht?1. Die Hundebiss-Statistik stellt dar, wieviele Hundeb...

17/02/2025

Understanding your dog’s behavior as a way to express their needs is essential to realize if they experience pain.

This Week’s Myth:
"Pain can always be objectively measured based on physical findings."

FACT: Pain is what the patient says it is.

This groundbreaking statement comes from Margo McCaffery, a renowned medical nurse and pain educator, who first defined pain this way back in 1968—and it’s still true today!

Pain is a personal experience that can’t always be fully explained by physical tests or images. Instead, we must listen to our canine patients and treat pain based on what they express, and this requires a level of understanding of our dog's body language and behaviour, which can be often misinterpreted!

This approach goes against the traditional idea that physical evidence alone should dictate pain management, proving that understanding our dog's experience is key to effective care.

Let’s bust these myths together and make life better for our pups! 🐕✨

Sign up to our FREE course on how to recognise if your dog is in pain:
https://www.cameducation.co.uk/course/is-my-dog-in-pain

07/02/2025

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