Chronic Conditions

Many dog owners are baffled as to how to get an old dog up stairs. The following are the most common reasons why the old dog is unwilling to go up the stairs, struggles to go up the stairs, or lingers in front of the stairs: Causes of struggles to go up the stairs Slippery

It is rare for an old dog falls over when pooping. Simply put, this can be caused by one of two factors: Before diving into this topic, for those who want to find a solution as soon as possible to save his old dog from the pain of a poop fall rather than trying to

Paw knuckling in older dogs is common, especially those with chronic joint disease. Let’s take a look at the most common symptoms and causes of knuckling. Typical symptoms of knuckling Here are typical symptoms of knuckling: Walking on top of foot/paw. Toes dragging on the ground during walking or significant swaying or swaying when the

Old dog shivering but not cold is a symptom that dog owners should be aware of, as it differs from adult dogs shaking due to excitement or fear. In general, the shivering of old dogs is frequently associated with their own diseases. When this symptom appears, we should first look for other symptoms that are

It’s very common for old dog crying after eating. I was recently a guest at a friend’s house. Her 10-year-old Labrador named Leo began crying when he finished eating. When my friend approached to appease, Leo would be a little quieter, but he would not stop complaining softly, which made my friend very upset. She

When an old dog coughs after drinking water, it is often a harmless phenomenon if it occurs only occasionally, with the cough sounding like a dry cough that recovers quickly after the owner slaps the dog on the shoulder. Sometimes when your old pal is drinking water or eating, he or she may become distracted

The early signs of dementia in dogs have very important practical reference value for dog owners. Understanding the early signs can help us find clues of old dogs suffering from CCD(Dog dementia, AKA CCD: Canine Cognitive Dysfunction) as soon as possible, allowing us to take measures to delay the development of CCD. CCD in some

Overview of Hypertension in Senior Dogs Senior dogs, especially those with chronic conditions such as kidney disease and diabetes, are at a higher risk for developing hypertension. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a condition that can silently progress and cause significant health issues if left unmanaged. It is often secondary to other underlying conditions,