Senior Dogs

As like human beings, skin disorders are very common in dogs and cats. A partial or complete loss of hair

Is your furry buddy no longer flopping onto your bed for an early morning cuddle? Does he no longer go

Cancer is a serious condition which is difficult to notice in its primary stage but have lethal effects and increase

Most senior dogs still enjoy playing with toys that they used to play with when they were younger. Physical activity

As your dog ages he may become inactive and less energetic. It could be due to weight gain, arthritis or

As your furry pal ages he requires more attention and special care. A lot of physical and mental changes happen

As your pet ages their ability to fight against diseases decreases. There will be a gradual change in their behaviour

Just like how we baby proof our homes when needed, senior proofing a home is necessary for older dogs to

As your four legged buddy ages, he tends to adopt a sedentary lifestyle. As he becomes inactive this may lead