Pets are typically considered seniors around the age of seven. As they age, they may develop new habits or show signs of discomfort. While some changes are normal, others could indicate health problems.

If you've noticed your pet slowing down on walks, having trouble getting up after a nap, struggling with stairs, experiencing weight changes, or drinking and urinating more frequently, it could be a sign of a medical issue that needs to be addressed. Detecting health problems early can lead to better treatment outcomes and improve your pet's quality of life.