Tips & Advice for Senior Dog Parents
As our furry friends get older, it’s only natural for us to explore different ways to ensure their health and well-being. One alternative therapy that has gained popularity in recent years is acupuncture. While many may associate acupuncture with humans, this ancient practice can also benefit our senior canine companions. In this article, we will … Read more
As our canine companions age, it is common for them to undergo behavior changes that may seem perplexing to their owners. Understanding these changes can help pet parents provide the necessary care and support to their senior dogs. If you notice any changes in your senior dog’s behavior, no matter how small you think it … Read more
Recognizing Signs of Illness in Senior Dogs As our beloved canine companions age, they may start showing signs of illness that require our attention and care. Symptoms such as lethargy, loss of appetite, weight loss, increased drinking, peeing more and changes in behavior can indicate underlying health issues in senior dogs. It is crucial to … Read more
As our furry friends age, their exercise needs change. It’s crucial to strike the right balance between keeping them active and ensuring they don’t overexert themselves. In this article, we’ll explore just how much exercise senior dogs require to stay healthy and happy. Knowing your dog as well as you do, you will be the … Read more
As our furry companions age, their nutritional needs evolve. Providing proper nutrition is crucial to ensuring their health and well-being in their golden years. In this introduction, we will discuss the essential aspects of senior dog nutrition to help you navigate this important stage in your pet’s life. Understanding Senior Dog Nutrition Senior dogs have … Read more
When I first started seeing people pushing their dogs in a stroller, I’ll admit I was not impressed. I assumed they were like those “celebs” who carry their little dogs around, never letting their paws touch the ground. I can now confidently say, if you have a senior dog you need a dog stroller. I … Read more
Over time your dog’s vision may fade, and mobility issues can make it harder to navigate around the house and outside. Today is the perfect day to start thinking about, how you can make your home and surroundings more senior dog friendly. From keeping the furniture where it is and floors free of clutter, to … Read more
It’s normal for a dog to pant, but how can you tell the difference between what’s normal in a senior dog and what isn’t? It’s normal for a dog to pant after a hike, if it’s hot out, he’s feeling anxious or just because he’s excited to see you. When it becomes a concern is … Read more
I found one of the hardest things about Red having dementia was the constant circling. I’ve read a lot about dogs pacing, so perhaps she used to circle because she was blind. Although dementia is progressive, it is encouraging how many treatment options there are that may help, especially with the anxiety. CBD Oil I … Read more
Dementia can often go untreated for quite some time or forever, because there is no test to diagnose it. Many of the signs of dementia can be explained by other health issues. For example, a dementia dog can forget his housetraining and pee inside, but that could also happen if a dog has a urinary … Read more