A dog’s senior years may not simply involve physical changes such as slowing down or diseases specific to organ systems like the kidney or heart. Behavioral and cognitive (ability to remember, learn and perceive their environment) changes occur too. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) is a clinical syndrome which may occur by age 8 years in …
Understanding potential interactions for dog supplements is crucial to minimize risks and optimize outcomes for aging dogs. Interactions can occur between prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, supplements, or even food. They may result in increased or decreased drug concentrations in the body, affecting how the medications work and potentially leading to adverse reactions or reduced efficacy. …
Aging is a natural part of life, not just for humans but for our senior and elderly dogs as well. As your dog enters their middle-aged and senior years, they may need extra care and attention to maintain their quality of life. From physical changes to dietary needs, there are numerous ways you can help …
As a dog owner, you want the best for your furriest family members. Especially as they age and approach their senior years, their needs change and so may their quality of life. Understanding your aging dog’s quality of life helps you make better informed decisions about their health, diet, and overall care. At Leap Years we …
As our canine companions age, their needs evolve, requiring specialized care to ensure they enjoy a happy and comfortable life. Just like humans, many middle-aged to senior dogs may experience a range of age-related conditions, from joint stiffness to canine cognitive decline. Often, veterinarians recommend supplements that address specific need states, as there are not …
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