5 Free Ways To Monitor Your Senior Pet | Value For Your Life
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No matter what type of relationship we have with our pets, they are with us through various phases in our life. They’re also there when we leave in the morning, and greet us when we come home. As the years pass, they age much more quickly than we do, and I feel like their only crime is that they never live long enough. As a veterinarian, over the years I’ve acted as a steward, guiding many animals into this world, and seeing them off on their final journey as they leave this life. Senior animals always have a special place in my heart. I think that even though the fur goes grey, the spirit stays strong, and that animal, cat or dog, or whatever other critter you share your life with deserves the kind of attention, care, and vigilance that we all deserve as we age. I lost a very special family member named Shadow almost a year ago now, and my two dogs Naula and Moab are now into senior territory as well. I know that eventually I won’t be able to cheat the inevitable, but it’s how they get to live their life that counts in my mind.
I feel that after many years of faithful companionship, unconditional love, and loyalty, our pets deserve to grow old with dignity. I know that for many of us, times are tough, and we need to do right by our pets, whatever that means for each person. While there isn’t a substitute for the care, knowledge, and expertise of a licensed veterinarian, I wanted to share with you 5 very important and completely free things that you can do for your senior pet at home, that may just save, prolong, or improve the quality of their life.
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