At a Glance Core Principle: Diet is supportive care for senior dog anxiety and cognitive decline, not a replacement for a veterinary diagnosis, pain control, or medication when those are needed. MCT Warning: Skip DIY MCT oil. It too hard to dose at home! Most people...
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Blog For Our Paw Pals
The Role of Supplements in Supporting Cognitive Function in Senior Dogs
Medical & Nutrition | Senior Dog Medication Matrix | Natural Solutions When pet owners worry about canine cognitive decline, they often describe it as “forgetfulness.” In the exam room, that is usually not the clearest description. Older dogs more often break...
Natural Remedies for Dog Anxiety: What Helps, What to Question, and When to Call Your Vet
Medical & Nutrition | Senior Dog Medication Matrix | Natural Solutions Senior dog anxiety can wear down a household quickly. A dog who used to settle after dinner may start pacing at dusk, shadowing family members, vocalizing at night, or freezing at the edge of...
Sundowning in Dogs: A Veterinarian’s Guide to Managing Night-time Anxiety Created by Cognitive Decline
At a Glance Sundowning is a pattern of evening confusion, pacing, vocalizing, or anxiety that often shows up as daylight fades. Management usually works best when you combine environmental changes, a consistent evening routine, and veterinarian-guided treatment. If...
Recognizing Signs of Cognitive Decline in Senior Dogs: A Practical Checklist
Start here: Why Is My Senior Dog Anxious? The Complete Guide to CCD & Anxiety Related reading: Master Guide to Senior Dog Anxiety Types If nights are hardest: Sundowning in Dogs: A Veterinarian’s Guide At a Glance Early cognitive decline often shows up as subtle...
Master Guide to the Types of Anxiety in Senior Pets
Anxiety and behavior problems, in general, are tough conditions to manage. It is even more complex in our senior pets because it may be tough to understand whether this is anxiety or another behavior problem, such as CDS, or both. It is easy to say "they are just...
Keeping Pets Safe: Poison Prevention Awareness for Pet Owners
March 16-22 is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Week, a crucial time to remind ourselves of the hidden dangers lurking in our homes and gardens that can threaten our furry companions. Common Household Poisons: Many substances we consider harmless can be toxic to pets....
Companionship for Senior Pets: Enhancing Their Golden Years
The benefits of companionship for senior pets are numerous and extend to both their physical and mental well-being. Senior pet socialization can alleviate feelings of isolation and boredom, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Engaging with other animals, even...
Testimonial: Complete Turn Around
Complete turn around for my dog. He hasn’t fallen in TWO days!! This is huge. We were picking him up around 40-50 times per day. This has given him his quality of life back. He’s slowing gaining his confidence back with walking. This also has saved our back no back...
Pet Dental Health Month: Is a Dental Cleaning Too Risky for Your Senior Dog?
Understanding the Importance of Dental Health in Senior Dogs: Dental disease isn't just about bad breath. Left untreated, it can lead to painful infections, tooth loss, and even more serious health problems like heart, kidney, and liver disease. Senior dogs are...






