Senior Dog Blog

If you have ever looked at the labelling on your pet food, it can be a little confusing. While there is a lot of good information on the package, i...

Green beans are a healthy nutritious food common in many households all over the world. They are not only good for us humans, but dogs can also enj...

An apple a day keeps the veterinarian away! OK so that isn’t exactly true, however apples are wonderful healthy and nutritious treat for your dog. ...

Blueberries! This wonderful superfood is a great treat for your dog, low in calories while rich in vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants. They make...

I am so excited to announce the launch of our line of nutritious freeze-dried fruit and vegetable dog treats called Nibbles, which I believe might ...

We have all heard the terms babyproofing and childproofing, but what about dogproofing? Dogproofing is making changes to our homes to ensure our do...

There are so many choices out there today of different supplements to help your senior dog with their mobility it can be overwhelming. I thought it...

This was probably one of the most common issues we saw in older dogs when I worked in a veterinary hospital. Its official name is Canine idiopathic...

Just like us, dogs eyes change as they age, these changes can be concerning for pet parents as they may notice a difference in the appearance of th...

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, ...

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.