Dog Shaking Their Head? Here’s When It’s Normal and When Dogs On The Run® Recommends Calling Your Vet
At Dogs On The Run®, our Care Team frequently hears concerns from families whose dogs suddenly won’t stop shaking their heads. While an occasional shake is perfectly normal, repeated or persistent head shaking is often a sign that something is irritating the ears, from trapped moisture and allergies to infections that require veterinary care. Because our professionals observe pets in real home environments, we’re often able to spot early warning signs and alert families before minor discomfort turns into a more serious issue. When in doubt, ongoing head shaking should always be evaluated by a veterinarian to ensure your dog stays comfortable, healthy, and pain-free.
How to Ensure Top-Tier Pet Care While You Travel This Holiday Season
Holiday pet care demand skyrockets every year, and families often find themselves scrambling for help or settling for last-minute options that don’t feel safe or reliable. Dogs On The Run eliminates that stress by matching your family with a trusted, vetted, highly experienced professional who provides consistent care and real-time communication while you travel. Our concierge approach ensures your pets maintain their routine, your home stays secure, and you receive the level of attention and professionalism you should expect during the busiest season of the year. Booking early is the key to securing the right match and giving yourself true peace of mind this holiday season.
Why Every Pet Should Wear a Collar and Name Tag
A collar and name tag may seem like a small detail, but they are one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep pets safe. While microchips are important, a visible tag with a phone number allows for an immediate reunion if a pet slips out or gets lost. At Dogs On The Run, we encourage every pet parent to keep a tag on their pet at all times, especially when someone else is caring for them.