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Depending on your dog’s breed, they will become a “senior” at a certain age. Senior dogs have greater needs than adult dogs.
We can help you keep your special senior happy and healthy for longer.
Make sure your dog is on a good quality scientifically balanced dog food. Ensure their weight is well maintained and monitor their food and water intake. Make sure to let your vet team know if you notice any significant changes in your pets eating and/or drinking habits.
Regular and frequent vet health checks are vital to ensure your aging dog is happy and health. Early detection of illness can positively impact treatment outcomes. Pain assessment and regular dental checks are also important and will also help your senior pet lead a full life in their later years.
Age is just a number, but, as your cat enters it senior years, his/her needs change. We will help you manage your pets changing dietary needs as well as managing common conditions such as arthritis. We offer routine senior blood screening, dental checks and regular check-ups to keep your senior cat still feeling like a kitten.
