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Feeding the Geriatric Dog and Cat

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The nutritional requirements of aging pets have been the subject of much discussion in recent years, particularly... read more

Hip Dysplasia - The Common Crippler

Mike Grant, P. A.

Every year millions of dogs are diagnosed with a painful condition called hip dysplasia. Canine hip dysplasia is a... read more

A Review of Common Skin Ailments for Senior Pets

By Dr. Richard T. (Bill) Goldston DVM

The most common skin disorder of older dogs is sebaceous gland (oil glands) tumors. These are very common, but... read more

How to Have a Happy, Healthy, and Flea-Free Summer!

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How to Have a Happy, Healthy, and Flea-Free Summer! Flea season is upon us every time spring rolls around!... read more

Heat Stroke Kills Silently and Swiftly

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Heat stroke occurs when a pet's internal body temperature rises to levels high enough to lead to death. For heat... read more

How to Prepare Your Senior Pet For A Long Journey

By Leslie Gallagher McMahon CCMT, CCRT

If you are thinking of travelling this summer with your senior pet or pets, you need to take into consideration a... read more

The Do's and Don'ts of Travelling with Aging Dogs and Cats

By Dr. Richard T. (Bill) Goldston DVM

Generally travelling with elderly cats and dogs are not significantly different than travelling with younger pets,... read more

Canine Hyperthermia: Don't Learn the Hard Way

By Bob Stalick (creator of the ChillyBuddy Cooling Jacket)

Canine hyperthermia can be a significant threat during the summer. Help your dog stay cool and comfortable by... read more

When is it Time to Finally Let Go - Dealing with your Dying Pet

By Rev. Delana Taylor McNac DVM

One of the most difficult decisions we make as pet owners is the decision to allow our beloved pets to die. The... read more

Helping Your Senior Dog Lose Weight Will Keep Them Younger

By Leslie Gallagher McMahon CCMT, CCRT

The call from Alex's owner was typical. "My dog is somewhat overweight and needs to have surgery for a torn cruciate... read more

Introduction to Senior Pets and Aging

By Dr. Richard T. (Bill) Goldston DVM

This is the first of a series of monthly articles I will be writing for SeniorPetProducts.com. This specific article... read more

Even if Cats Could Talk, They Wouldn't Confess to Getting Old

By Dr. Patty Khuly VMD

Among my first memories is one of my first cat, Marsha. She was a Siamese foundling - adult already - who ambled... read more

The Importance of Essential Fatty Acids in Dogs and Cats

By Michael Grant PA

Fats are an important source of energy in the proper nutrition of dogs and cats.  However, the Essential Fatty Acids... read more

Sophie's Choice - My Road to Canine Rehab

By Leslie Gallagher McMahon CCMT, CCRT

I came to the world of canine "rehabilitation" (we cannot use the term "physical therapy" for animals. It is a... read more

Common Conditions Treated in Canine Rehabilitation

By Leslie Gallagher McMahon CCMT, CCRT

In the canine rehabilitation world we see some of the same injuries and orthopedic issues all the time. For example,... read more

The Ten Best Ways to Tell if Your Pooch is a Senior

By Dr. Patty Khuly VMD

Some dogs are considered geriatric at five years of age while others won't credibly qualify until they're ten or... read more

Knowing the Warning Signs of Aging in your Dog

By Dr. Patty Khuly VMD

Sophie Sue will be eleven years old this month. She's a much beloved, dark brindled French bulldog whom I rescued... read more

Will my dog or cats sleeping pattern change when they get older?

By Dr. Richard T. (Bill) Goldston DVM

Cats are nocturnal in outdoor environments but usually revert to normal human sleep patterns when they are kept... read more

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