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🐕🦺 Senior pet care
Joints, comfort and the small changes that keep older pets thriving.
Quick answer: Older pets do best with regular vet checks (twice a year), joint support, easy access to their favorite spots, and diet adjusted for a slower metabolism.
Pets are living longer, and senior care is about comfort and catching things early.
Twice-yearly vet checks matter more now - bloodwork can catch kidney, thyroid, and other changes before symptoms show. Watch for stiffness, weight change, cloudy eyes, or new accidents in the house.
Support joints with vet-approved supplements and low-impact exercise, add ramps or steps to favorite spots, and adjust portions for a slower metabolism. Small comforts - a softer bed, non-slip mats - go a long way.
