Dog and Cat Wellness Care In Webster, TX

Senior pets undergo a detailed physical exam to assess common aging issues such as joint pain, dental disease, and signs of organ dysfunction. We’ll check your pet’s mobility, coat condition, and overall health, keeping a close eye on any age-related changes.

As pets age, they are more likely to develop chronic conditions like heart disease, kidney disease, and arthritis. We recommend regular blood tests and urinalysis to monitor organ function and catch any conditions early. This allows for prompt treatment and better management of age-related diseases.

Many senior pets experience joint pain and mobility issues. We offer options for managing these symptoms, including anti-inflammatory medications, joint supplements, and other treatments to improve your pet’s comfort and quality of life.

Cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) is a form of dementia that can affect older pets. We’ll monitor for signs of confusion, disrupted sleep patterns, and changes in behavior, and offer guidance on managing these changes to improve your pet’s mental well-being.

Senior pets may have different dietary needs due to changes in metabolism, organ function, and activity levels. We’ll provide recommendations for age-appropriate foods and supplements to help support their health.

Preventive care doesn’t stop as pets age. We’ll continue to ensure that your senior pet is protected from parasites, that they maintain a healthy weight, and that their vaccinations remain up-to-date.