TAKING CARE OF AN OLDER DOG by Alexandra Seagal
Your pal has been there for you over the years, so when they get older, you'll want to return the love. And, if you are a house and pet sitter, you may find yourself looking after an older pup, as people are less inclined to board their older dogs. Senior dogs have different requirements than younger canines and puppies. As they age, they slow down. Sometimes, they suffer from diseases like cancer, or they might get arthritis, or have joint problems. Luckily, there are plenty of things you can do to help them transition into their golden years. Read on to learn more.
When is a dog a senior? First things first: when is your dog considered a senior? That depends. Toy and miniature breeds usually live longer than large and giant dogs.
