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Disaster Preparedness for Senior Pets
Have you thought about how to prepare for a disaster and made a plan for your household? Have you considered what that means for your senior canine? Join us as Krista Kurvers discusses ways to alleviate the fear and anxiety some…
Celebration: The Antidote for Anticipatory Grief
Join us for this webinar in which Dr. H. Howells talks about how celebration can be a super-powered balm for anticipatory grief. Anticipatory grief—whether our pets have been given a terminal diagnosis or we just know their days…
Advances in Veterinary Care for Senior Dogs
Medical advances are helping pets live longer and healthier lives. At the same time, the reputation of the veterinary profession is declining. Dr. Wolchinsky will address why this shift is occurring in such a respected field,…
The Dog Aging Project
Join us and Dr. Kate Illing to learn more about The Dog Aging Project, a longitudinal research study of healthy aging in companion dogs. Over 46,000 dogs are enrolled, but more are needed. The study is led by a team of scientists…
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Heart Disease and Senior Pets
There’s no single cause of heart disease in dogs. As dogs age, their risk of heart conditions increases. No matter what heart condition your dog has, it’s important to spot the signs early. Dr. Geri Lake-Bakaar will discuss the…
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Sundowning and Senior Dogs
If you have an aging pet, you may have experience with sundowners, part of canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), also called doggie dementia. Sundowners causes disorientation, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and other…
Safe Autumn Foods for Your Senior Dog plus Choking Safety Techniques
Senior dogs are part of the family and some of the beings we are most grateful to have in our lives. As we move through Fall and into Thanksgiving, unique foods and spices may be added to our diets. Denise Fleck, The Pet Safety…
Seasonal Changes and Your Senior Dog
As we roll into Autumn, the days get shorter, temperatures drop and many humans begin to hibernate, or just lose their get up and go! Known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), no one knows for sure if our senior dogs are…
Senior Dog Massage with Pam Holt
Our beloved dogs are thankfully living longer than ever these days. With that blessing comes age-related issues like arthritis, causing reduced mobility and range of motion. Organ function decreases with age also, making…