Senior dog care

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

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

We've given our dogs the best life possible, and when we know time is getting short we often start to think about putting together a bucket list. It's a way for us to squeeze every last drop of joy from our relationship, and leave us with happy memories to last a lifetime. Visiting favorite places

Most people know that a dog should start with a food designed for puppies and then switch to an adult dog food. However, what some people may not realize (including me) is that as your dog enters its senior years (age 7+), you should switch to a food for senior dogs. Why? According to the ASPCA, as a dog ages some of the following health issues may arise and many of them can be managed with diet.

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

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.

Urinary incontinence is a condition where your dog is unable to hold his urine. Incontinence in senior dogs is a fairly common problem that starts when a dog enters middle age and normally stays with the pooch after that. #incontinence #dogs #pets #seniordogs #dogdiaper

Make your dog's Golden years the best by following some senior dog care tips that will help keep your aging dog comfortable and happy.

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

Some of the senior dogs may also become lazy, ending up gaining weight. If you are looking for some tips to take care of a senior dog, we've listed them below: