As dogs get older, they may experience several physical changes. Many of these changes are often seen as ‘just getting older,’ while in reality, they could be signs of pain. Recognizing these signs early can not only improve your dog’s quality of life but also help...

Caring for a senior dog is immensely rewarding, yet it can also be quite challenging. On good days, you feel joyous, but on difficult days, fear strikes, and the thought, “Is this the beginning of the end?” often arises. This can be quite the emotional roller coaster....

Arthritis is a common condition in older dogs that can significantly impact their quality of life. This joint disorder can severely hinder your dog's daily activities and cause a lot of pain. In this blog post, I want to discuss the causes, symptoms, diagnostics, and...

In the world of dog enthusiasts, there are a few topics that can cause considerable division. One such topic is nutrition. Recently, I've unfortunately witnessed some harsh examples of food shaming. What do I mean by that? This phenomenon occurs when some dog owners...

Today I'm feeling incredibly grateful. I have those moments fairly often, but today there's an extra special moment with a golden touch, and it's all about Jimmy's walk. Jimmy is a bit of an unlucky fellow who's also had his share of luck. He's a medium-sized dog, a...

One change that is common in older dogs is age-related cataracts. In this, the lenses in the eyes gradually become somewhat cloudy instead of transparent, as seen in the young dog. We can see this as a slightly bluish haze in our dog's eyes, especially if the light...

Not every dog becomes hard of hearing or deaf with age, but it is quite common for hearing to become markedly impaired in later years. Hearing can also sometimes appear variable, leaving us in doubt: if my dog does not respond to my calling, is he defying me, or...