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Keeping Senior Pets Healthy
As our pets grow older, their health needs change - sometimes quickly and without us noticing. Senior pets age faster than younger ones, and their bodies undergo changes that can be subtle at first. Similar to us, aging brings pets a higher risk of chronic disease after the age of...
Why Senior Pet Testing Matters
As pets age, they encounter many of the very same health challenges that we do, including high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, liver and kidney disease, and vision loss. Many of these conditions manifest as symptoms of "aging" such as lethargy, decreased energy, and behavioral changes. More than 8 million...