Blog: Senior Pet Care

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Senior Pet Essentials

Once your pet reaches the age of 7, for dogs, and 10 for cats they are now considered a senior. Things that must change once they get to this age including diet & supplements, exercise, medical care and much more.

Pet Euthanasia: Making the Decision by Dr. David Kerr

We live with Clyde, LeeLoo, Kitten, Keeper and Beans (he lives up to his name). They are all special to us and we as a family get great joy sharing our home with them. We have lived with Bear, Chase, Shelby, Annie, Misty, Curly Sue and Oliver but sadly they...

Pain Management for Senior Pets by Beverly Riley, RVT

As our pets age it is important that we as “pet parents” watch for signs our pets may be in pain. It is often thought that it is ok if our pets are stiff in the morning, or limp a little after they get up. However this is a sign...