A crucial service for recognizing and managing health issues in senior dogs.
Aging is inevitable, but with regular checkups with your veterinarian, we can keep your pup happy and healthy for as long as possible.
The age in which a dog is considered a senior varies depending on breed. Larger dog breeds are considered senior at 8 years old, and small breed dogs are considered senior at 10 years old.
Mobility, dental, and weight loss are some of the common health issues that we see with senior dogs.
Regular exams with your veterinarian are important for your senior dog. During these exams, your veterinarian may want to do bloodwork, check blood pressure, and collect urine for testing to see how your dog’s overall health is.
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