Senior dogs care

I talk to my dogs, I tell them what I’d like them to do, and I ask them questions. Whenever I do this while I’m on the phone with my mother she always laughs, and asks if they understand what I’m saying. Of course they do is my standard reply, and it’s the truth!! When

Like any other living thing, your pooch will one day become old. As your dog ages, you may have to face a few issues concerning their care. Senior dogs may show signs of illness and various health conditions. Their senses will dull slightly and their activity level won’t be what it used to be.

Senior dogs need a little extra love and care. Here are seven things to consider when caring for your elderly pup.

I can't ignore the signs my senior dog's quickly advancing age. I can no longer pretend that Dylan will be around forever.

Whether your old dog is as energetic as ever, or he’s slowing down due to health challenges, they all need a happy and good quality life. Here’s what you can do to make that happen, and be sure to read this article too! **There are affiliate links in this post, which means if you buy

Taking care of an older dog? Here are some simple tips on how to take care of older pets - especially older dogs. It's easy enough for anyone to do at home. #dogs #dogcare #olderdogs #doglover #dogcaretips #pet #dogwellness

When is it time to let your dog go? Well, sometimes the decision is very clear cut, while other times, especially when dealing with quality of life issues, it isn't.

Discover the best senior dog enrichment ideas to keep your older dog active, happy, and healthy with gentle exercise, brain games, sensory activities, and more.

Ensure a happy and healthy life for your senior dog with these expert tips. Explore ways to support their mobility, manage age-related conditions, and create a comfortable environment tailored to their specific needs.

Few conditions are as disastrous and painful to deal with as dementia. Here, we’ll go over what you need to know about dementia in dogs and when to euthanize. While the condition can’t be cured, it can be treated, slowed down, and your dog’s life can be made much easier and better.