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As your dog gets older and reduced mobility sets in, he is likely to spend more time in his bed. If the dog has arthritis or other painful conditions, it is common for him to prefer to lie in one position to others, and this could lead to the formation of bedsores. Dogs that require a long period of bed rest after illness or injury are also susceptible to the sores. Bedsores are caused by the pressure of the dog’s body weight on the flesh beneath it, which can be greater than the pressure of the blood flow, leading to…
Moving house can be a stressful time for everyone involved. Older dogs in particular have difficultly with changes to their routines, and moving to a new home can be a difficult time. However, you can help them adjust and settle into their new home by following a few simple steps.
Aging dogs require special care to stay healthy and happy in their golden years. Care for your elderly dog with the help of a professional dog trainer in this free video.
By the time your dog reaches age 14, you have many treasured memories of your time together. Your canine friend may not have the same spark, but its loyalty remains the same. However, an older dog may have more advanced needs, requiring more than just basic care. Regular veterinary checkups are necessary to screen for underlying medical conditions and help maintain your dog's health and vitality.
When dealing with an aging dog, there's a lot to consider, such as arthritis and weight problems. Care for an aging dog with tips from a veterinarian in this free video on dog care.
Many older dogs have a myriad of health problems. Large dogs are especially prone to developing arthritis. Older dogs that have arthritis require additional care to keep them comfortable and happy. With proper medical attention and extra home care, your older dog can have a happy and peaceful existence.
Learn how to take care of your old dog's coat in this free video.
Learn how to care for an old dog's teeth in this free video.
You've had that big old dog for years. You can't imagine life without him, and all his mounds of dog hair. When your dog gets older, you may find him slowing down a bit, sleeping more, and maybe getting a bit stiff at times. What you'll also notice is the annoying puppy phase is gone, and you and your dog know each other so well that he's an official member of the family. No longer causing any trouble, he's just happy to be with you, gentle and easygoing. These are truly the golden years for you and your dog. With…
