Nutritional needs for dogs and cats vary based on which stage of their life they are in. These life stages include growth, adulthood, and senior. Utilizing a diet that is complete and balanced for a specific life stage is important …
For December, our blog articles will feature information on Healthy Bones, Joints, and Muscles. These body parts are important because they determine your pet’s shape, support its weight, and provide protection for the vital organs. Let’s start with some basic information: …
As the owner of a senior dog, it’s important to understand their changing nutritional needs. Once they become a senior, they will start to take life a little easier. Senior dogs are less active than they used to be, and …
A touch of gray on the chin or around the muzzle; once-clear eyes becoming a little cloudy. A slight stiffness in what used to be a frisky gait. Any of these can be telltale signs that your furry friend is …
Managing your pet budget can become even more complicated as your pet grows older. Their lifestyles and bodies change, their health can become more fragile, and you may need to adjust the way you take care of your beloved pet’s …
Senior dogs can live happy, healthy lives. However, as our canine companions age, we are sure to notice some health changes. Just like with humans, senior pets are predisposed to certain disease conditions, such as arthritis heart disease, kidney disease and …
Pets age much faster than people do and as your old friend ages two kinds of changes occur. The first is age-related change such as hearing loss, changes in vision or reduced activity. These are normal and cannot be prevented. The second …
November is National Adopt a Senior Pet Month–a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. Shelters and rescues across the country hope those looking to adopt a new furry friend will consider adding a senior pet to the …