Senior Dogs
Mobility Tips and Tricks for Senior Dogs
Published on March 18, 2021Whether it be an old Great Dane who has trouble getting up on a slippery floor or a graying Chihuahua who finds it difficult to jump up on the bed, many of our aging pups struggle with mobility. Decreased mobility can be a huge factor in decreased quality of life for our senior dogs. The tips and tricks in this blog post are meant to give you several tools to support and aid your elderly dog’s mobility. This isn’t an exhaustive overview of the topic.
Read MorePreventive Care for Senior Dogs
Published on February 3, 2021Like humans, dogs go through many different life stages, and these stages are accompanied by…
Read MoreUnderstanding Behavioral Changes in Senior Dogs
Published on November 25, 2020Perhaps you walk into a room and find your furry friend standing awkwardly in the…
Read MoreBeyond gray muzzles: defining aging in dogs
Published on November 10, 2020What is aging exactly? Answering this question is not only the necessary starting point for this blog series, but it is also one of the primary aims of the Dog Aging Project. Even though recognizing aging is simple enough when we see an elderly dog with a white muzzle, truly defining aging in dogs is much more challenging.
Read MoreIntroducing a new Senior Dog Care series at the Dog Aging Project
Published on October 20, 2020People tend to get starry-eyed over pudgy, wiggling puppies. We love them too, but at…
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