Pet of the Week – Keep senior pets healthy

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. When you are adopting a pet, remember they will not stay a puppy or kitten forever. You are signing up for a 10-15 year commitment. As your pet grows older, they will need more attention and medical care.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association Pets are often considered “senior” at 7 years of age, but larger breeds with short lifespans are often consider senior at 5. The senior classification if given because veterinarians start seeing more age related issues in these pets including: heart, kidney or living disease, cancer, and arthritis.

Senior pets make amazing companions and they will continue to give you unconditional love. So pay them back in kind by making sure they stay happy and healthy. Some of the positives to consider: once your pet has passed the “adolescent” stage, you no longer have to worry about them chewing up your shoes or furniture! Your pet is probably house trained by this time, so you can relax about the wear and tear on your carpets. And most important of all – your pet really knows you by now. He has bonded with you and you with him. He is content to be your companion and live happily ever after with you. Isn’t that why you got a pet in the first place?

While it may be easy to detect the outward signs of aging, such as a graying muzzle it is important to member a pet’s organ system can also change with age undetected by their owners. To help keep your senior pet as healthy as possible and to live a long healthy life you will need regular visits to your veterinarian to monitor your pet’s health.

Tell your veterinarian symptoms that you may notice at home, such as your pet avoiding jumping into his favorite chair or sudden changes in weight or appetite. It is a good idea to have a complete blood panel done as a patient reaches senior years. This will do two important things: It screens for hidden conditions and allows treatment to begin before they advance. And if the values are normal it gives your veterinarian a baseline to compare future lab work against to detect changes at an earlier stage. Your veterinarian will help you with a plan to keep your pet healthy and detect problems early on and the best preventive care schedule for you and your pet.

Pet of the Week: Chester
Chester is a 7 year old male Terrier mix. Chester is a very kind and cuddly companion dog. He seems a little scared of bigger dogs and may not be ideal with cats. Chester is content to just sit next to you or in your lap. Do you have room in your heart and home for Chester? You won’t regret it.

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Pet of the Week – Keep senior pets healthy

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