FiveSibes Flashback ~ Wolfie ~ February 2022   "You are no longer where you were, but you are everywhere that I am." ~Victor Hugo   Oh, how I loved walks with my Huskies. Even more so when they were snowy walks. Pictured here, is Wolfie, and oh, he just loved the snow, as did all of my FiveSibes. Snow walks were the absolute best! Now, whenever it snows, I always think of my beloved FiveSibes having snow zoomies across our backyard, or going for pack walks in the fluffy white snow. Then there were the precious walks with Wolfie and Bandit after we moved and we were able to have mini-adventures exploring the new land all around us. Then one day, it was just me and my baby boy, and the great snowy north country strolls that helped to soothe both of our grieving souls. Now those strolls are no more, but all of these precious memories I will always hold dear, especially as the snow flies.     💛 Memories Are Visits For the Heart 💛       Join Us...

  Today's blog post is in memory of beautiful "Icy" the Therapy Dog of DogsLuvUsAndWeLuvThem.com. P lease join us in sending soft woos northward as my longtime friend and fellow dog blogger and Siberian Husky lover, Cathy Armato of Dogs Luv Us and We Luv Them recently had to bid goodbye to her beautiful girl “Icy” who has earned her furangel wings.  Here in the pet blogging universe, we all have become like a family. Some of our relationships go back years. For many of us in this wonderful pet community, especially in the Siberian Husky and canine world, know of Cathy and her fun travels with her dogs and her wonderful articles about their adventures and dog-friendly places to stay. I "met" Cathy over a decade ago as fellow dog writers and Husky lovers. Her sweet Icy, who was also a working Therapy Dog, celebrated her 15th birthday this past September with a party as seen in Cathy's pic below...and while we know that is a fantastic age for our dogs to ge...

I mportant info to share on Canine Epilepsy. In an Email from Julie Nettifee, RVT, MS, VTS (Neurology), the results of a questionnaire-based study has been published that is of great interest to those who care for dogs living with epilepsy (Epi-dogs). Below is the information she shared and a direct link to the full study. Results of " Characterization of Post-Ictal Clinical Signs in Dogs with Idiopathic Epilepsy: A Questionnaire-Based Study by: Aran Nagendran, Julie A. Nettifee, Dani Carter, Karen R. Muñana As published in the January/February 2025 Vol. 39, Issue 1 of the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Published January 20, 2025 Click on magazine cover above to go to full article on the Wiley Online Library or  to view the PDF go HERE.   *ABOUT THE AUTHORS * Aran Nagendran : Co-Head of the Veterinary Neurology and Neurosurgery Service, R(D)SVS, University of Edinburgh, Senior Lecturer and EBVS Specialist in Veteri...