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People navigate depression and social anxiety daily. Both can be debilitating mental health conditions. Fortunately, the conversation around mental health support is ramping up. Medications, therapy, and self-care are commonly offered as the best ways to soothe many mental health conditions. Creative solutions are mentioned as well, like getting a dog. Dogs can help their owners overcome depression and social anxiety. Here’s how!

Since the beginning, humans and animals have shared a unique bond. We have dogs, cats, and many other animals by our sides throughout our good and bad times. This relationship is significantly deeper for those dealing with emotional or mental health problems such as depression, PTSD, anxiety, phobias, bipolar disorder, etc. An authorized emotional support animal's (ESA) role is to be that essential presence that enables people with these challenges to go about their daily lives regularly.

As dog owners, we all know how important it is to keep our furry friends active and healthy. Regular exercise is essential for their physical and mental well-being. Walking is one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to keep your dog active, but it can be tempting to skip out on your daily dog walking routine when the weather takes a turn for the worse. But fear not! With the right essentials, you can keep your dog walking routine on track even on the rainiest of days.

For some of our veterans, coming home and entering life as a civilian is the start of another battle. Whether they’ve experienced or witnessed combat or other traumatic events, they may be left with mental scars that can trigger overwhelming feelings of fear, avoidance, anxiety, withdrawal, and panic that can severely impact their ability to navigate daily life. On the bright side, there is a growing body of evidence showing the benefits of service dogs for veterans. This article explores the unique bond between veterans and their service dogs.

Your pet’s health is the number one priority. Check out these tips to help you find the right veterinarian.