Senior Dog Blog

December was another fantastic month for happy tails from our amazing customers. Words cannot express how much it means to us to know that our prod...

Just like with humans, as our dogs get older their sense of sight and hearing often becomes impaired. I experienced this with my own seniors and wh...

We love sharing our customer's happy tails :) Here is a look at November's stars! Read about Precious and her road to recovery. Wilbur shows us tha...

November is officially adopt-a-senior-pet month and while senior adoptions should be encouraged throughout the year I love having a month dedicated...

Modern medicine can do amazing things for our dogs and it gives me so much hope when I see research and development go into creating solutions that...

In the last year of Mackenzie's life he suffered from what our veterinarian had diagnosed to be Vestibular Syndrome, also known as Old Dog Syndrome...

One of the great things to do with your dog is to spend time exercising together. Running and walking your dog are the most obvious ways to stay ac...

Being a long time pug and french bulldog parent I have witnessed first hand the spread of pigment throughout my dogs' eyes. Mackenzie, my senior pu...

In the baby world, the debate between disposable and cloth diapers has been going on for quite some time, especially on the topic of environmental ...

I am fortunate to have the opportunity to speak with a great number of pet parents - some who are experiencing the life of a senior dog for the fir...

"Have you ever had one event that was disguised as ordinary but as it unfolded caused you to question all you believed in? Well, I had one; it was ...

Managing dog incontinence or excessive marking is challenging to say the least. I live it everyday with Milo, but the great thing is you do have op...