Pets age much faster than we do, and most are considered seniors at seven years old. Senior pets have additional medical concerns like eye issues, arthritis, organ failure, and cancer. Preventative senior pet care is the best way to stay ahead of these problems to keep your pet feeling young for as long as possible. We recommend biannual exams, blood screening, and following-up on any changes you notice in your pet.
Is your senior pet “slowing down”? Don’t pass this off as old age. As many as 80% of dogs over the age of 8, and 90% of cats over the age of 12 have osteoarthritis and its associated pain. Ask us about the benefits of joint care and pain control options to help your pet move more freely again.
Senior Care Services We Offer:
- Preventative Exams
- Blood Screenings
- Pain Management
- Eye Exams
