Senior

After a certain age, animals are considered to be "senior" or elderly. Their senses start to fail, they sleep more than usual and they don't want to play as much as they used to. They also begin to suffer from diseases and their diet must change. In this section, we'll tell you all about senior pets.

3 Mistakes You Make Every Day with Your Elderly Dog

Senior 3 Mistakes You Make Every Day with Your Elderly Dog All dogs get older at some point and, as in any other animal, signs of old age start to appear....

What Are the Most Common Disorders in Senior Dogs

Senior What Are the Most Common Disorders in Senior Dogs The inexorable passage of time, in greater or smaller measure, always causes damage to our bodies. In the case of...

How Does Old Age Affect Your Cat's Behavior?

Senior How Does Old Age Affect Your Cat's Behavior?Like all animals, cats grow up and, as they get older, their behavior starts to change. These changes don't necessarily...

Gum Disease and Missing Teeth in Older Dogs

Senior Gum Disease and Missing Teeth in Older Dogs Usually, older dogs lose their teeth due to the normal aging process, although poor hygiene habits are also responsible for...

What Research Says About How Dogs Age

Senior What Research Says About How Dogs Age When it comes to how dogs age, we've always been told that one human year is basically seven years for...

Old Dogs CAN Learn New Tricks!

Senior Old Dogs CAN Learn New Tricks!While it's true that people mostly take puppies to training classes for them to learn, old dogs can learn new...

5 Signs that Your Dog is Aging

Senior 5 Signs that Your Dog is Aging As pets get older, they are more at risk for developing illnesses. Therefore, paying attention to signs of aging is...

Can an old dog get white hair?

Senior Can an old dog get white hair?Certainly: old dogs get white hair. It's a normal sign of aging, but if it occurs prematurely in young dogs,...