Senior dog food

As dogs age, their dietary needs will change. They will not require as much energy, and their mobility will probably decrease. To provide them a carefree senior life, you should pick the best senior dog food made specifically for older dogs. Senior dogs have a slower metabolism, and their food should adapt to it.

A full list of superfoods for senior dogs, including their long term health benefits and healing properties for illness and allergies in senior pets.

Dallas pet photographer shares the dog food recipe for her picky senior pup who requires a kidney-friendly diet.

This homemade senior dog food won't be right for all older pups, so be sure to check with your vet before switching to this diet.

Senior dog nutrition is an important part of keeping our older dogs healthy and happy. But simply buying a bag of ‘Senior Dog Food’ won’t cut it! To keep your older dog in tip-top shape and to make sure he’s getting everything he needs (and nothing that he doesn’t need), it’s more important to tailor your choice of food to his specific requirements, rather than to his age.

When we think about senior dogs – I feel like most people think there is some type of “switch” that happens when their dog hits 7 years of age. Suddenly their active adult dog becomes a “SENIOR” and everything is different – perception of what is “normal” and “abnormal” starts to skew. A small limp […]

I know from experience what it's like when your old dog won't eat, and I'm also very familiar with the stress, worry and feelings of helplessness that go along with it.

These dog food recipes for senior dogs are full of flavor and easy to make! These senior dog food recipes include simple and healthy homemade senior dog food options. Try these homemade dog food ideas and enjoy crafting delicious diy dog food projects for your pup.

A full list of superfoods for senior dogs, including their long term health benefits and healing properties for illness and allergies in senior pets.

Some dogs are absolute stars when it comes to taking their medication. They’re easy going, don’t mind that you’re trying to disguise a pill in a lump of cheese or put drops of some foreign substance on their food. Maybe your dog is so chill he’ll eat a tablet right out of the palm of