Blog: Senior Pets
As animal nutrition and medical care continue to advance, pets are living longer than ever. As a result, veterinary patients are getting older. (more…)
What Can We as a Veterinary Health Care Team Do to Address the Needs of Older Pets?
As animal nutrition and medical care continue to advance, pets are living longer than ever. As a result, veterinary patients are getting older.
How to Help Your Aging Pet
As our beloved pets get older their abilities to run, jump and even walk decrease. Their bones become weaker and may become arthritic. Some pets may experience dizziness which may cause them to fall and stumble. This may lead to accidents outside of the litter box, things being knocked over, and...
Senior Pets: Important Things to Know
Senior pets are the best! All of the time and hard work you have invested into training has paid off. You have built a mutually beneficial relationship and they are truly part of the family and best friends. As your pet ages, yearly or biyearly visits to your veterinarians at...
