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Caring For A Senior Pet

Dogs and cats age approximately seven years to our one. In most cases, they’re considered seniors from seven years of age. Because they age so rapidly, their risk of developing disease or illness increases. Senior pets require a different level of care than their younger counterparts. The signs of ageing can be subtle in our…

Cats Can Age Gracefully

Osteoarthritis in Dogs and Cats

Arthritis – Not Just A Senior’s Disease

Renal Failure in Cats

Senior Dog Health Care Tips

What is a senior dog? If your dog is over the age of seven, then they are considered a senior dog. On average, dogs age seven times faster than humans, meaning by the time your canine companion is nine years old, their organs, joints, and metabolism are comparative to a 63-year-old human. That’s almost retirement age!…

Living With A Golden Oldie

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