Senior Dog Blog

Dental care is an important factor in keeping your dog healthy into their senior years. Periodontal disease can affect more than your dog’s teeth, ...

As we are about to begin a new year I cannot help but look back at all that has gone into building Dog Quality over the past decade. And no Dog Qua...

In a world still struggling with acceptance and inclusivity I find it helpful to look at today's children to better understand what the future hold...

I love senior dogs. They give me purpose and make me feel like I am doing something that matters in the universe. At the same time caring for them ...

Going to the vet can cause anxiety in any dog, but it can be quite traumatic for your senior. Older dogs can become very used to routine and rely on it to comfort them; it can be quite a shock when you must take them to the vet’s office for an exam. However, there are some things you can do to help ease their anxiety at their next vet visit.

It is never too late to start healthy habits for your dog that will translate into a healthier senior. There are many things you can do now that wi...

There can be many reasons why your senior dog has become a picky eater. It could be due to illness such as kidney disease or cancer, it could also ...

I adopted Bamboo when he was estimated to be 15 years young. He was already showing signs of dementia in that he was circling and could become quit...

Tips for Keeping your Senior Dog Cool this Summer! During these Dog Days of Summer there's no need to miss out on the outdoor fun, but we do need t...

It's no secret that we love senior dogs here at Dog Quality, and we are always looking for new ways we can support owners to make their dogs lives ...

At Dog Quality, our love for senior dogs is obvious. All our products are developed out of a desire to make the later years as full and comfortable...

So you’ve noticed lately that your senior dog is acting unlike himself — showing alarming symptoms in older dogs such as disorientation, anxiety, a change in temperament. As dogs get older, it’s common that they change, but your dog might be going through more: suffering the onset of dog dementia.