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  • Best Car Restraint for Senior Dogs

    As our furry friends age, their mobility and agility may decline, making car trips a challenge. Senior dogs can experience joint pain, arthritis, and decreased balance, making it difficult to…

  • Best Window Perch for Senior Cats

    Many cats enjoy finding a quiet spot to unwind and observe the environment. Some people enjoy using their eyes to follow birds and other animals. A cat window perch is…

  • Why a Pet Monitor Camera is Helpful with Senior Pets

    As pets age, there are many reasons why a pet monitoring camera can be useful, especially if you have never monitored your pet in the past. Older cats and dogs…

  • How an Activity Tracker Can Help Senior Pets

    Older pets need special care and attention, especially if they suffer from certain conditions or ailments. An activity tracker can help senior pets in a variety of ways, to keep…

  • Choosing a Hands Free Sling Pet Carrier

    As pets age, many senior pets prefer to spend more time with their pet parents. For some, there may be medications that need to be administered at certain times, and…

  • Top 5 Reasons a Senior Pet May Need a Waterproof Blanket

    Having pets can be messy business at times. As pets age, some of these messes can become more problematic, causing frustration not only for you, but also for your senior…

  • What is Hemp and is it Safe for Elderly Pets

    As pets age, they are more prone to developing illnesses that can affect mobility such as arthritis, hip dysplasia, or other issues. As more and more hemp products become available…

  • Does Your Senior Pet Qualify as an Emotional Support Animal?

    We are a publicly-supported 501C3 nonprofit. Your purchase through links on our site supports our mission. Learn more. Pet owners who qualify their pet as an emotional support animal, or ESA…

  • Which food bowl is best for older cats?

    As cats age, they can become fussy eaters who may balk at their once beloved food dish. Senior cats, over age 7, often develop issues with digestion, which can exacerbate…

  • How to Help a Senior Dog with Incontinence

    As dogs get older, they may start to lose control over their bladder and bowels. Oftentimes, incontinence can be a symptom of several types of conditions. Certain breeds are more…

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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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