Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips for Dogs

Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips for Dogs ToeGrips improve confidence and mobility, improving quality of life for senior and special needs dogs.

Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips for Dogs are nonslip nail grips that restore confident mobility to senior and special-needs dogs while giving peace of mind to their parents. Dr. Buzby’s ToeGrips are natural rubber rings that fit onto dogs’ toenails to enable instant traction on hard-surface floors, and serve as proprioceptive stimulus for the central nervous system.

10/22/2025

ToeGrips keep your senior dog from slipping on hard home floors ❤️‍🩹

For many dogs, it is normal to have clear fluid or a small amount of discharge in the corners of the eyes. But how much ...
10/21/2025

For many dogs, it is normal to have clear fluid or a small amount of discharge in the corners of the eyes. But how much “goop” is too much? And when might dog eye discharge indicate a problem that needs prompt attention?
Some dogs normally have a small amount of goopy discharge (“eye boogers”) near the inner corners of the eyes after waking up in the morning or after a long nap. This harmless discharge is usually composed of a combination of oil, mucus, dead cells, and dust. If your dog has the same amount of discharge as usual and the eyes appear bright, shiny, and comfortable, there probably isn’t cause for concern.
Learn the changes that indicate a potential problem with the eye:
https://bit.ly/3WNaVzS

10/20/2025

You may have heard the term “sundowners” as a condition that a grandparent or other human family member is afflicted with. In dogs, sundowners syndrome is part of canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome(CDS), which can also be called doggie dementia. All of these terms describe a slow process of cognitive decline which occurs in older dogs. It is a recognized medical condition, not just “normal aging” or “slowing down.”

Much like people, when our dogs have an appetite and enjoy food, it’s an indication of good health and happiness. So it ...
10/18/2025

Much like people, when our dogs have an appetite and enjoy food, it’s an indication of good health and happiness. So it makes sense that a good day almost always includes enjoyment of food and treats. But why does a dog suffer from appetite loss, and what are some ways to boost or maintain a dog’s appetite?
Find out here: https://bit.ly/470mTfu

10/17/2025

We often chalk up many symptoms of canine cognitive dysfunction, aka dog demenia, to normal signs of aging. This is not always the case!

ToeGrips provide Bear with targeted traction for instant grip, helping him regain mobility and confidence on hard floors...
10/16/2025

ToeGrips provide Bear with targeted traction for instant grip, helping him regain mobility and confidence on hard floors.

10/15/2025

Give your senior dog their freedom back ❤️

Watching your dog’s once full and beautiful coat start to become scraggly or patchy due to hair loss can be difficult. E...
10/14/2025

Watching your dog’s once full and beautiful coat start to become scraggly or patchy due to hair loss can be difficult. Each time you pet or snuggle your dog, you may be reminded of the fact that despite your vet ruling out the common culprits like allergies, infections, and parasites, the exact cause of your dog’s thinning fur remains uncertain.
In this situation, your vet may recommend giving your dog a melatonin supplement. While it isn’t effective for most skin issues in dogs, melatonin, a naturally occurring hormone that is also available as a supplement, can work wonders for dogs with hair loss due to conditions like seasonal flank alopecia or alopecia X (hair cycle arrest).
LEARN MORE HERE: https://bit.ly/3Kmg0w6

We are celebrating National Veterinary Technician Week!I have a deep respect and admiration for my veterinary colleagues...
10/12/2025

We are celebrating National Veterinary Technician Week!

I have a deep respect and admiration for my veterinary colleagues, but let me tell you first hand that the pulse of a veterinary practice—the heart and soul—is the staff. Veterinary technicians are dedicated professionals who are doing a physically and emotionally demanding job because they love it. Let's show them some love! -Dr. Julie Buzby

Tag a vet tech you love!

Femoral head ostectomy (FHO) surgery in dogs involves surgically removing the head of the femur (ball part of the hip jo...
10/11/2025

Femoral head ostectomy (FHO) surgery in dogs involves surgically removing the head of the femur (ball part of the hip joint) to minimize pain associated with canine hip dysplasia or other conditions involving the hip. Dr. Lauren Blackwelder, friend of integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby, discusses FHO surgery in dogs, explains which dogs might benefit from this treatment, and prepares you for what to expect if your dog needs an FHO. Plus she tells the story of her childhood dog who underwent an FHO: https://bit.ly/3VZmljO

One of our beloved ambassadors, Gracie, has passed away. She has become part of our family and our hearts are broken. Ou...
10/09/2025

One of our beloved ambassadors, Gracie, has passed away. She has become part of our family and our hearts are broken.

Our deepest sympathies to her mom, Veronika, and her doggy siblings, Toby and Muffin.💔

10/08/2025

Thank you for sharing this with us and we’re so happy to know that Benny is doing better now with Brain Boost. To every caregiver of a senior dog…we see you, and you are not alone. If this speaks to you, we invite you to explore our blog: a compassionate community where you’ll find veterinary expertise and connect with others who understand this journey. We’re here whenever you need us.

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