When creating a healthy meal plan for your dog, consider the nutrients your dog needs based on its age and activity level.
Old dogs
Never too late: Adopt a dog when you’re a senior
Use these tips to help seniors find the perfect dog. Weigh your energy level, physical condition, and your environment when selecting a pet.
Can dogs get dementia? Spot 9 signs of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
Canine Cognitive Dysfunction, also known as dog dementia, affects 50% of dogs 11 and older. The disease can change your dog’s awareness and memory.
Understand the four chapters of your dog’s life
Four chapters of your dog’s life: puppy, young adult, adult and senior. Understand each stage to provide the proper care your dog needs.
Dental care for your senior dog
The good news is that you can take care of your senior dog’s teeth and gums and make a few minor adjustments to their diet in order to greatly improve their quality of life.
Caring for a senior dog: How to keep them happy and comfortable
Senior dog care: Take steps to keep your dog healthy and active for as long as possible. Meet your dog’s diet, exercise, and grooming needs.
Why nutrition for pets matters
Make sure you pay attention to nutrition for pets and give your dog the food he needs to stay happy and healthy.
5 tips to keep older dogs healthy
Keep older dogs healthy by monitoring their weight, activity, teeth and body changes. Schedule regular vet checkups.
It’s never too late! 3 tips to potty train an older dog
Potty train an older dog: Establish a routine, use lots of praise, take him outside often, and learn to watch his cues. And never scold.
6 tips to improve a disabled dog’s quality of life
Disabled dog: Analyze your home to determine if you need to make changes in lighting or to help with your dog’s mobility.