Senior Wellness
Senior Pet Wellness in Selden
As pet owners, we cherish the joy, companionship, and unconditional love our animal friends bring into our lives. As our pets age, our responsibilities as caretakers shift, and we must adapt to their changing needs. Senior pets may need additional care and treatment for increasing health issues, and that’s why it’s important to trust their health to veterinarians experienced in providing senior pet wellness services.
At Middle Country Animal Hospital, we recognize the unique and evolving requirements of senior pets. We are committed to providing specialized care and attention to senior pets in Selden and ensuring that your aging companions enjoy their golden years to the fullest.
Contact us at (631) 732-0900. Let’s make your pet’s golden years shine brighter at Middle Country Animal Hospital in Selden.
Health & Wellness Care Services for Senior Pets
In our commitment to providing the highest level of care for your aging pets, we offer a comprehensive array of professional senior pet care services. These services are specially tailored to cater to the unique needs of your beloved companions as they gracefully journey into their twilight years. Our comprehensive approach includes comprehensive senior check-ups, arthritis management, dental care, and more.
Below is a list of the services we offer:
- Comprehensive senior check-ups
- Arthritis management
- Dental care
- Cognitive dysfunction management
- Nutrition and weight management
- Vaccination updates
- Senior pet blood work
- Specialized care
- Palliative care and pain management
Call (631) 732-0900 to book an appointment with our knowledgeable veterinarians and staff.
Signs of Aging in Pets
Here are a few signs that your senior pet may have a health issue impacting their well-being:
- Changes in behavior: An increase in rest or changes in activity levels can be signs of aging, but sudden, significant shifts should be evaluated.
- Mobility issues: Arthritis and other joint problems are common in senior pets and can affect their mobility and comfort.
- Weight changes: Senior pets may experience changes in weight, either gaining or losing pounds. These changes may indicate underlying health issues.
- Dental problems: Dental disease becomes more prevalent in older pets and can lead to discomfort and difficulty eating.
- Cognitive decline: Some pets may exhibit symptoms of cognitive dysfunction, such as disorientation, changes in sleep patterns, or altered behavior.
- Changes in appetite: Senior pets may have changes in appetite or difficulty eating due to dental problems or other health issues.
- Changes in elimination: Alterations in urination or defecation patterns can be indicative of health issues in senior pets.
Nurture Your Pet's Golden Years
The senior years are a special time to celebrate your pet and provide the best possible care for them as they age. At Middle Country Animal Hospital, we invite you to join us in nurturing your pet’s golden years with the compassion, dedication, and expertise that define our practice.
Your pet is an important part of your family, so we make them an important part of ours as well. Our commitment is to help them enjoy their later years to the fullest, with the care, attention, and love they deserve.