Senior Dog Blog

As dogs age they face many of the same challenges that we as humans face including cognitive decline. Like in humans, a dog's brain literally shrin...

This is by far the most difficult post I have ever written because I had to say goodbye to my Milo two days ago after a two month struggle and my h...

It's now been 7 months since my senior pug Lily underwent a 6 hour procedure to repair a disc herniation and to secure 2 plates along her vertebrae...

When it comes to senior dogs even the simplest of surgical procedures can strike fear in the hearts of dog parents because of the risks associated ...

The question of whether or not to get insurance for my dogs was something I personally pondered for many years. Is it worth it? Putting money out e...

Before I had senior dogs the thought of dealing with incontinence never crossed my mind, but when my first dogs started to face challenges in their...

This is a continuation of Lily's journey as we work towards treating her ongoing mobility issues. Lily is my senior pug (11 yrs) who was diagnosed ...

There is something refreshing about beginning a new year. I find hope in putting the old year behind so I can begin a new journey and since at Dog ...

Over the past year my senior pug Lily ( 11 yrs) has been facing some challenges. At first she was walking with her right leg showing signs of stiff...

I am always fascinated by medical research, especially in areas that can aid our senior dogs. One of the most exciting and promising fields of stud...

Over the years with Dog Quality I have had the privilege of speaking with so many people from all walks of life and it has made me realize that dog...

Last July I wrote an update article on some big changes within Dog Quality which involved bringing the assembly of our Dogger stroller and some of ...