As your pet ages, you may find that their eagerness to eat diminishes or if they develop an illness, you may be concerned if their diet is helping to manage the disease. However, deciding on the “best” dry cat food … Continue reading →

Joint pain is often caused by bone-on-bone wear and tear to a joint. If the fluid and cushion between joints has worn, and bone is rubbing on bone, this can cause joint pain in your senior cat. Once the cushioning … Continue reading →

Senior pets enjoy family time, and time with their pet parents more than anything else. A small dog or cat is considered a senior pet at age 7, and large dogs are considered seniors at age 6 – according to … Continue reading →

As pets age, they may have some issue with cognitive dysfunction (dementia) and as a result, could potentially wander off from the safe area around your home, get lost, or worse, never return. Pets are considered senior pets as early … Continue reading →

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, most cats are considered seniors at age 7. Some older cats struggle to keep weight on and sometimes lose interest in their food, making meal time difficult and frustrating for pet parents. Some … Continue reading →