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Unfiltered Moments

Family time and furry friends and holding on to that summer feeling. Article by Branda Peterson  | Photography by Christine Gauthier The best August stories include sunshine, smiles, and a pup who’s always ready to play. We are reminded to slow down and soak it all in.  In a world that moves quickly, it’s the simple, shared moments that matter most — a sunny afternoon, a favorite furry friend and laughter. This month, we continue to celebrate the warmth of connection with picnics, playdates...

Education

Right At Home

Creating a Lovely Deck for Pets and their People. Article by Sue G. Collins | Photography by Aleks Libby loves kids, treats, floating in the pool and chilling on the deck.  During warmer days, she searches for shady spots to contemplate her next move in achieving a life goal: catching a squirrel.  Libby is a 12 1/2 year old terrier and Yorkie mix who watches over the family of Lisa and Michael Rodenhiser. Their lovely home had a wood deck that wasn’t cutting it for Libby (or the family)...

Health + Wellness

Where Pets and Relationships Rule

Locally Owned Makes a Difference to the Lives of Our Pets. Article by Johns Creek City Lifestyle staff A veterinary general practice clinic should be a team of experts in your community that you trust—a group whose care and guidance are rooted in your pet and family’s best interest at heart. Camden Village Animal Hospital is a small animal general practice clinic that has been a trusted part of our community since 2013. "It’s an incredible honor to continue in providing compassionate...

Health + Wellness

Holistic Health for Kids

Chiropractic Adjustments are for Everyone! Article by Dr. Michael J. Dellaria, B.S., D.C., C.F.M.C The average child has about 1,000 traumas before they enter adulthood. For instance, when they are learning how to walk, they fall. Learning how to ride a bike, they fall. Navigating playground games and backyard play, they tumble and knock heads. These traumas can and do cause spinal misalignments. This is where the bone has moved slightly out of its normal position in the spine. Now, this may...