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.

Stanleys, Yetis, and Hydro Flasks, Oh my! Water bottles and cups are everywhere you look, and may go everywhere you go. ...
11/15/2025

Stanleys, Yetis, and Hydro Flasks, Oh my! Water bottles and cups are everywhere you look, and may go everywhere you go. Hydration is all the rage, and that’s a good thing overall.
But what about our dogs? https://bit.ly/3JJhiBx
What causes dehydration in dogs? https://bit.ly/3LAQJPv
How can you prevent dehydration in dogs? https://bit.ly/3JTTyKP

11/14/2025

A dog’s natural traction mechanism is to engage the nails like soccer cleats. ToeGrips don’t interfere with this natural mechanism, they aid in it!

Melatonin for dogs? You’re probably familiar with melatonin as a common over-the-counter sleeping aid for humans. But di...
11/13/2025

Melatonin for dogs? You’re probably familiar with melatonin as a common over-the-counter sleeping aid for humans. But did you know this hormone also has benefits for our canine friends? It is great for decreasing anxiety, promoting normal sleep-wake cycles, and helping to manage certain conditions. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby answers your questions: what is melatonin, is melatonin safe for dogs, how can melatonin help my dog, what are the pros and cons, and more.
What are the benefits of melatonin for dogs? https://bit.ly/4oBubNh
Is human melatonin safe for dogs: https://bit.ly/4qZQ62c
Melatonin for anxious dogs: https://bit.ly/4nQt76Y

11/12/2025

We stitched our own video to give you an update on sweet Benny. We are so happy to report that after using Brain Boost, organic MCT oil, his cognitive health has noticeably improved! ❤️

Dogs can get hiccups just like people do. If you have seen your dog’s belly rhythmically bouncing up for a bit, that’s p...
11/11/2025

Dogs can get hiccups just like people do. If you have seen your dog’s belly rhythmically bouncing up for a bit, that’s probably what was happening! Dogs with hiccups may even make the classic “hic” sound that people do.
The good news is that like in people, hiccups come and go in dogs, mostly without incident. However, there are some situations where your dog’s hiccups can point to a bigger issue.

When do hiccups indicate a potential health problem? https://bit.ly/3JGMLUW
Do’s and don’ts of getting rid of dog hiccups: https://bit.ly/4oKDUAA

11/10/2025

No more slipping and struggling ❤️

Anxiety in dogs is much more common than many people realize. In fact, researchers (and veterinarians) are finding that ...
11/06/2025

Anxiety in dogs is much more common than many people realize. In fact, researchers (and veterinarians) are finding that since the COVID-19 pandemic, anxiety diagnoses in dogs have skyrocketed.
Different dogs may have different triggers, but one of the most significant changes is in the number of dogs with separation anxiety. One study estimated as much as a 700% increase in separation anxiety in dogs between 2020 to 2022!
Plus, studies showed an increased number of dogs with a fear of strangers, other animals, loud noises, or new places. These changes may also be rooted in the life transitions that occurred during and after the pandemic.
The good news? Just like people, dogs can benefit from certain medications to help calm their minds and ease their fears. One option your veterinarian might suggest is fluoxetine for dogs.
LEARN MORE HERE: https://bit.ly/4oWytyy

11/05/2025

Give your senior dog their confidence back 🥲

Normally, you probably aren’t aware of your dog swallowing. You don’t see or hear the swallowing, and as far as you know...
11/04/2025

Normally, you probably aren’t aware of your dog swallowing. You don’t see or hear the swallowing, and as far as you know it is happening at “normal” intervals. However, sometimes your dog’s swallowing may catch your attention because it becomes more prominent, more frequent, or both.
If a dog is excessively swallowing you may notice he or she seems to swallow more often in general or has bouts of back-to-back swallowing. You may also hear a gulp or hiccup when the dog swallows. Or the dog might be making an exaggerated swallowing motion by throwing his or her head.
In addition to the abnormal swallowing, affected dogs may be licking their lips more frequently, panting, pawing at the mouth or head, shaking their head, or not eating or drinking as much as usual.
Find out 11 reasons why your dog may be swallowing a lot here:
https://bit.ly/47nOesm

11/03/2025

Knowledge - and free resources from trusted veterinarians - is power. 🤍

👻It’s important to keep some Halloween dog safety tips in mind, especially if you plan to paint your dog, dress your pup...
10/30/2025

👻It’s important to keep some Halloween dog safety tips in mind, especially if you plan to paint your dog, dress your pup in a Halloween costume, or pass out candy to trick-or-treaters. I think you will find that knowing how to keep your beloved canine companion safe during this spooky season can help you enjoy it even more.

🧡Do you have any additional tricks for enjoying Halloween with your dog?

10/29/2025

Thank you so much to Max’s mom for sharing his story with us ❤️

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