It can be hard to care for an aging dog. Their needs become increasingly more abundant, which can require a lot of time, patience and money. Silver Streak Kennels is where dogs can go to live out the rest of their golden years. We make sure the dogs are happy and comfortable when you can’t… Read more »
Four Ways Dog Retirement is Like Your Retirement
People welcome retirement with open arms and excitement after a long life of working hard and enduring the stresses of everyday life. Retirement brings new adventures, less stress and a much-needed chance to unwind and relax. After years of trying their best to protect and love you to their fullest, dogs also deserve a happy,… Read more »
A Great Memorial for Your Beloved Pet
It is certainly no secret that people love their pets. As a matter of fact, most owners consider their pet as much a part of the family as any aunt, brother, sister or mother. There are currently more than 70 million dogs and 90 million cats owned in the United States alone – that’s a… Read more »
St. Patrick’s Day for People, not Pets
Throughout the year there are many holiday gatherings and parties that bring family and friends together. Some occasions bring new foods and drinks to the discriminating nose of your pup, but a common theme at many parties is alcoholic beverages – especially on St. Patrick’s Day. While you can choose your favorite beverage of choice… Read more »
Holiday Gifts for Your Faithful Friends
Families with pets understand the joy a little fur baby can bring into a home. Animals hold the purpose of bringing us back to the present moment when we are otherwise engaged in life’s everyday stresses. Your little Fido can make it all worthwhile at the end of a busy day. With the holidays on… Read more »
Should You Give Your Dog Thanksgiving Table Scraps?
The holiday season is about to begin, and that means that you’ll probably be hosting a few dinners or get-togethers with your friends and family in the next few weeks – you may even be hosting Thanksgiving dinner! If you have pets, though, you should be mindful that having lots of new people in your… Read more »
Helping Your Pooch Through Halloween
Halloween is one of the most frightening nights of the year. The howls, the scary costumes, the way the air just seems to have a certain eerie electricity to it – it’s a night for the spirits, and for tricks and treats. However, this can also be a difficult night for your older canine friend…. Read more »
Fall Health Concerns With Elder Pups
From beautiful red, yellow and orange leaves to Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations in stores, the signs of autumn are in bloom. Fall brings fabulous weather, great holidays and relief from the summer heat. However, the fall season also brings health concerns for elder pups. From seasonal allergies to Halloween candy, there are a few things… Read more »
Dietary Changes for Elder Dogs
As your dog gets older, he or she could benefit from a change in diet. Your pet may remain on the same adult diet if he or she is not overweight, has no medical problems and is active, and for some older dogs, you can simply give them the same food in a smaller quantity. However,… Read more »
Summer and Your Elder Dog
With the warm weather in the forecast, it’s a great time of year for you and your four-legged friend to spend time enjoying the nice days and sunshine. However, there are a few things to keep in mind while relaxing and playing in the summer sun when it comes to your elderly companion. Here are… Read more »