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Aging Pets Need Special Care

I still remember the day I adopted our family's first dog! He was just a tiny puppy and, as we were driving home from the animal shelter, he "tinkled" in the car! We have had some great years together, and thankfully, he has remained a very healthy dog. Now that he is in his "golden years," he is still very healthy, but has developed a bit of arthritis. It is very important to keep an eye on an older dog's health, because unlike humans, they cannot "tell" their owners that they are experiencing pain. That makes frequent veterinary check-ups more important than ever for senior dogs. I have learned a lot about animal care throughout my life, including what I am learning about senior dogs, so I decided to start a blog to share my knowledge on. I hope I can help a lot of pets and owners!

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2023

Possible Treatment Options For A Dog With Urinary Incontinence
When you have a puppy, you spend a lot of time and effort teaching it not to urinate inside the home. While this work can be challenging for a period of time, it's rewarding to eventually get to a state in which the dog sits by the door when it wishes to go outside to relieve itself. Even if you've house-trained your dog, it's possible that you could begin to see puddles of urine on your floor over time.

Watch For These Signs Of Pink Eye In Your Dog
When a human develops pink eye, one of the first indications that something is wrong is often a degree of discomfort in their eye. Like humans, dogs can also deal with this eye condition — but you'll need to watch for the signs that your pet could be suffering from this type of inflammation. Fortunately, there are several signs of this condition, which should help an attentive dog owner to notice it promptly and schedule a visit at the local animal clinic.