Tailored Senior Pet Care for a Healthier Life
As pets age, their needs change, requiring extra care and attention. Dogs and cats are typically considered seniors around 7 years of age, and while some changes may seem like normal aging, they can sometimes indicate underlying health issues. Have you noticed your pet slowing down on walks, struggling to get up, or having trouble with stairs? Are they gaining or losing weight or drinking and urinating more frequently? These subtle changes may be signs of a health concern. Detecting these issues early can improve your pet’s quality of life and lead to better outcomes.
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Comprehensive Senior Exams
Regular veterinary visits become even more critical as pets enter their senior years. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) recommend that healthy senior pets receive a full veterinary examination and lab testing every six months. These biannual check-ups allow us to catch potential health issues early and develop a proactive care plan for your pet’s evolving needs.
P.A.W.S. Program
Ask about our P.A.W.S. (Pets Aging With Style) package designed specifically for senior pets. This comprehensive program helps identify age-related conditions early while providing discounted services to support your pet’s ongoing health.
Let us partner with you to keep your senior pet happy, comfortable, and thriving.
P.A.W.S. is available at select locations.
