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Wordless Wednesday: Django's Plea For Dinner

October 23, 2013

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Most Popular Dog Names in America Right Now

Most Popular Dog Names in America Right Now Ever wonder what names other people are giving their pups? A recent study by TrustedHousesitters dug into 100,000 U.S. pet names and uncovered some interesting trends. From timeless classics to pop culture surges, here’s what’s hot in 2025 and what you might want to keep in mind before naming your next best friend. Top Names Taking the Lead According to the study: #1 most popular pet name overall (dogs and cats): Luna Other top female‑leaning names: Lucy, Bella, Daisy, Rosie Top male‑leaning names: Charlie, Max, Leo, Cooper, Bailey Dog Names vs. Cat Names: What’s Shared, What’s Unique There’s a lot of overlap between dog and cat name trends. For example: Shared names (popular for both): Luna, Charlie, Lucy, Bella, Leo More dog‑leaning names: Buddy, Penny, Olive, Scout, Finn More cat‑leaning choices: Shadow, Oscar, Kitty, Frankie (though many of these are now unisex) Trends That Are Growing Fast There are also some newer or emerging...

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Sedation vs. Anesthesia for Dogs: What Owners Should Know

No dog owner wants to willingly bring our best friend for a medical procedure or surgery, but when we have to do it, we want them to be comfortable and safe. When dogs need medical procedures, veterinarians have several tools to keep them safe, comfortable, and pain-free, including sedation and anesthesia. But how do these approaches differ, and how do vets decide which is best for your furry friend? Dr. Courtney Baetge, clinical associate professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences , breaks down how sedation and anesthesia work, how depth and dosage are determined, and what pet owners can do to feel confident and prepared for any procedure.

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