aging dog care tips

As the 4th of July approaches, excitement builds for many families planning celebratory gatherings. However, for our furry friends, these festivities can introduce a mix of unfamiliar and unsettling experiences. Although joyful for people, the holiday presents unique challenges for dogs, who may struggle with the noise, crowds and disruptions to their usual routine. Our

Watching your beloved dog grow older can be a bittersweet experience. While you cherish the years spent together, noticing them slowing down is a reminder that time marches on. One of the essential concerns for senior dogs is ensuring they stay hydrated. As dogs age, their bodies undergo changes that can make maintaining proper hydration

Just In – Results from Canine Healthy Aging Quiz When it comes to dogs, what’s the difference between adult, senior and geriatric? What’s the Difference for Adult, Senior and Geriatric Dogs? Dogs are considered adult once they reach full physical maturity (usually 1–7 years, depending on breed size). They have peak physical health and energy,