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We Consider Pets That Are Seven Years Old
or older to be senior-aged pets. At this stage in their lives, dogs and cats are more susceptible to contracting health issues. Early detection can help prevent disease and minimize suffering of an older pet.
How to keep your senior pets Happy and healthy
Regular veterinary check-ups are some of the easiest ways to ensure the health of your mature pet, but there are a few other things you can do to keep your senior pet happy and healthy, including:
- Mobility Aids - Senior pets may not be able to get around as easily as they used to. You can provide assistance by placing ramps for access to high areas like beds and furniture and adding rugs for improved traction on slippery flooring.
- Exercise - Exercise is just as important for senior pets as it is for younger pets. It keeps them mobile, boosts their mood and impedes weight gain.
- Comfortable Bedding - If you haven't already done so, consider providing your senior pet with a soft, supportive bed for naptime and bedtime.
- Healthy Diet - Aging pets should eat food that is tailored to their age group for optimal digestion and caloric intake.
- Careful Monitoring - Keep a lookout for changes in your pet's behavior and mood, as they may indicate a health condition. Pay special attention to eating, drinking, sleeping and bathroom patterns. Make sure to let your vet know about any changes