The Best Senior Dog Health and Care for Your Canine Companion

A bad smell can really get on your nerves and feel like it follows you around, but it could be your senior dog, and it’s not their fault. Senior dogs run into a whole bunch of obstacles in later life that can affect their smell.

Dog owners will generally notice an overall “slowing down”, whereby they experience a decrease in mobility and agility, lower endurance, and even personality changes.

As our canine friends’ age, we often notice changes in their behaviour that can leave us wondering if something is wrong. One common behaviour that senior dogs exhibit is pacing, which can cause concern for pet owners.

Dogs love to sleep. No matter how old your furry friend is, you are no doubt already used to seeing your dog asleep at random times of the day. As dog’s age, however, they do begin to sleep more.

Senior dogs can be some of the most loving and loyal pets, but they also need a different approach to their care than their younger selves.