Pet Care

  • Understanding the aging process in pets and how to care for senior animals.

    As our beloved pets grow older, their needs and care requirements begin to change. Understanding the aging process in pets is crucial for ensuring that they live a happy and…

  • Fun Things to do with Your Senior Pet on Valentine’s Day

    Spread the Love this Valentine’s Day As pet owners, we love our furry friends unconditionally and want to ensure that they live their best lives, especially as they get older.…

  • Understanding the Aging Process in Pets

    As our beloved pets grow older, their needs and care requirements begin to change. Understanding the aging process in pets is crucial for ensuring that they live a happy and…

  • Paying for Senior Pet Care

    Paying for senior pet care: Updated January 2023  As pets age, they often require more care and trips to the veterinarian. Paying for your senior pet’s care can become challenging…

  • Best Ways to Get a Senior Pet to Take Medication

    Introduction A senior pet may have problems taking medication for a variety of reasons. The pet’s health is the most frequent factor, as older animals tend to have less effective…

  • What To Do If Your Senior Dog is Overweight

    Overweight Dogs: What to Do? The best thing that you can do for your overweight dog is to help him or her lose the extra pounds. Though this is important…

  • Exercise Tips for Senior Dogs

    Exercise is crucial for all dogs, but especially for senior dogs over the age of 7 if they are a small dog, or over age 6 for larger dogs. It’s…

  • Latest sponsors & partners

    The Elderly Pet Organization is pleased to announce it’s latest partners and sponsors for mid year 2022. For a complete list of our sponsors or to shop our partner websites,…

  • Helping Senior Pets with Mobility

    Mobility in Senior Pets As the years go by, some older pets can start to have difficulty with mobility. You may notice your senior dog lagging behind on their usual…

  • Caring for Your Senior Cat

    According to the American Veterinary Association, cats are considered seniors at age 7. Today, cats are living much longer than they did 10 years ago, thanks in part to advances…

About Us

The Elderly Pet Organization is a 501C3 non profit organization whose mission is to provide information and education about senior pets. Our goal is to end senior pet abandonment and premature euthanization, while increasing senior pet adoptions throughout the US. We accept donations of unwanted items, as well as cash donations to help us with our cause. Read more about us.

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