Dog People Meet Mia, the Best Supporting Canine in Lena Dunham’s Netflix Series “Too Much”In a show about learning to love yourself, oddities and all, a 13-year-old Chinese crested dog couldn’t have been more well cast.
Health Why Is My Senior Dog Shaking?Shaking is common in older dogs, but you should still speak to your vet if you notice it in your senior. With the guidance of a vet professional, you can manage most conditions that cause shaking and help your senior pup be more comfortable at home.
Conditions Why Is My Senior Dog Drinking a Lot of Water?More is often better when it comes to hydration. But what if your senior dog seems to be drinking too much water? Here’s what’s normal, and what to do if they’re drinking in excess.
Conditions Why Is My Senior Dog Pacing and Restless at Night?Here’s what to do if you notice your senior dog is regularly pacing, restless, or disoriented at night.
Conditions Why is My Senior Dog Eating Dirt?Here’s a look at why some senior dogs eat dirt, and what you can do to prevent it.
Conditions Bad Breath in Senior Dogs“Dog breath” shouldn’t actually be bad breath. If your dog’s breath can clear a room, don’t assume it’s just about “getting old.” Halitosis can indicate a serious underlying issue, such as dental disease. Here’s what to do if you’re smelling trouble.
Conditions How Often Does My Older Dog Need to Pee?Here’s what you need to know about healthy urination habits in older dogs, and what to do if they change.
Conditions Why Is My Senior Dog Barking at Night?Here’s what to know about nocturnal barking, and how to help your senior dog have a more restful night.
Conditions What to Do If Your Senior Dog Gets DiarrheaEven if your dog is a senior, diarrhea is not normal. If you notice that your dog has loose stool that lasts for more than a day or two—and if they show certain other signs, including lack of appetite, vomiting, or blood in their stool—you should bring them to your vet as soon as possible.
Health Exercise For Senior DogsAge alone isn’t a reason to stop exercising. In fact, keeping your senior dog moving can be key to happier, healthier golden years. Here’s how, and how much, to exercise your grey-muzzled companion.
Health The Super Agers: Sam, the 16-Year-Old Golden RetrieverSam, the 16-year-old Golden Retriever, was adopted at eight and has some lessons about living a long, loved life.
Dog People A Short List Of Reasons You Should Adopt a Senior DogThe many upsides (and the challenges) of bringing a sweet senior into your life.
Health What To Feed Your Senior DogDo senior dogs need a different kind of diet than an adult dog? The answer may not be as simple as yes or no. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your senior dog healthy.
