How to tell when a dog is in pain?

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To tell if a dog is in pain, look for physical changes like limping, rapid breathing, and unusual postures. Take note of any shifts in your dog's eating and sleeping habits, and watch out for uncharacteristic behavior like biting or avoiding interaction. read more

First off, to start with the obvious, they can’t tell us if something hurts because of that whole not-talking thing. And while things like limping or whining every time they put pressure on an area are pretty sure signs of a dog in pain, symptoms aren’t always so clear — especially if your dog is of the “walk it off” type. read more

In addition to treating their pain with the supplements mentioned above, as well as any prescription medications your vet recommends, something as simple as carpet runners, no-slip dog socks, or a set of pet steps can do wonders toward increasing your dog's mobility. read more