08/22/2026
🐾 Is Your Pet 7 Years or Older? It May Be Time to Think “Senior!” 🐾
Our dogs and cats age much faster than we do, and once they reach around 7 years old, their healthcare needs can begin to change. Even if your senior pet still acts like a puppy or kitten at heart, regular wellness care can help us catch changes that aren't always obvious at home. ❤️
🩺 Regular Wellness Exams
A thorough physical exam gives your veterinarian the opportunity to check your pet from nose to tail, including feeling for any new or unusual lumps and bumps, evaluating their heart and lungs, checking their teeth, monitoring their weight, and looking for subtle changes that may come with age.
🧪 Wellness Bloodwork Panel
Pets can't tell us when something feels “off.” Routine bloodwork can give us a look at what's happening on the inside and may help identify changes involving the kidneys, liver, blood sugar, blood cells, and other important values—sometimes before your pet begins showing noticeable symptoms.
🦴 Don't Forget About Those Joints!
Slowing down isn't always “just getting old.” Stiffness, difficulty getting up, hesitation to jump, or taking longer on the stairs can be signs of joint discomfort. Joint supplements and other veterinary-recommended treatments may help support mobility and keep your senior pet comfortable and active.
🐶🐱 Growing older doesn't mean we stop focusing on prevention—it means we pay even closer attention.
If your dog or cat is 7 years of age or older, ask us about scheduling an Exam and Wellness Bloodwork and whether a joint supplement would be beneficial for your pet.
They've spent their lives taking care of our hearts. Let's help take care of them through their golden years. 💕🐾
Check out our online pharmacy to browse the joint supplements available for your pet.
