Tag: Senior Dogs
Incontinence in Senior Dogs
Urinary incontinence is a condition where a dog is unable to hold their urine. Incontinence in senior dogs is a fairly common problem that...
How to Help a Dog Get Into a Vehicle
Even if your dog can jump up into your vehicle by himself, you should still know how to help a dog get into a vehicle to save the stress on his joints.
45 Best Senior Dog Food Brands for Health and Longer Lifespan
When it comes to senior dog foods, many owners believe that they’re doing the right thing by choosing a food labeled specifically for senior...
Are Stairs Bad for Dogs?
With some dogs and owners, indoor and outdoor stairs carry a notorious label. But are stairs bad for dogs at all times and should...
Recipe: Homemade Senior Dog Food
This homemade senior dog food won't be right for all older pups, so be sure to check with your vet before switching to this diet.
What Are Dog Years? (And How to Know How Old Your...
We all wonder at some point how old our dogs actually are. Everybody knows how old their pet is in human years, but that...
Senior Dog Adoption: Should You Be Worried?
Adopting a dog is rarely a decision to be made lightly because it means taking on a great responsibility of caring for another being....
8 Signs of Aging in Senior Dogs
Old dogs require extra care and attention, but spotting signs of an aging dog whose health is deteriorating can sometimes be difficult.
Like humans, the signs...
6 Vet’s Tips on How to Care for Senior Dogs
Our pets today live much longer than they did a few decades ago, thanks to advancements in veterinary care and a variety of medicine,...
12 Reasons Why Senior Dogs Are Better Than Puppies
Think puppies are better and more fun? Most people do. But there are a ton of advantages to rescuing and caring for senior dogs,...
104-year-old Man Who Adopted Senior Dog Shares His Secret to Long...
Milt Lessner and his senior dog Layla have been each other’s companion since 2016 and they’re still enjoying life and good health.
A 104-year-old man,...
Dog Isn’t Playful Anymore: What Could Be the Problem?
Even though some dogs are more playful (and friendlier) than others due to breed factors, it is in most dogs’ nature to enjoy playing...
