Contrary to what I said about dogs, I am quite a bit more worried about taking a senior cat into the groomer. Why? It has to do with senior cats and their ability to hide diseases…in this case, I am specifically talking about heart issues. Cats are notorious for...
The answer to this question is – “it depends.” By that, I mean, it has everything to do with what health issues your senior dog has at the present time. I do suggest that it is worth speaking with the groomer to see if they have experience working with senior...
Unfortunately, kidney disease isn’t one where we can really put an amount of time on how long your dog will live. It depends on so many factors to include; how advanced is it, does your dog have other co-existing problems, what caused the kidney failure, and more....
We have an 11 year old 18 Lb terrier who slips on our hard wood floors and spiral stairs. He’s even crashed down the stairs a couple times and after that it takes us a week of re-training him to get him over his fear. So, I decided to try Paw Friction. So far,...
My senior husky has osteoarthritis, and has trouble walking. His hind legs would easily slide apart even on carpet. The first day I put Paw Friction on his hind paws, he was walking around the house without any problems with grip. Even though he couldn’t stand...
