•Your dog's coat and the area around his muzzle begin to turn gray. Because your pet is getting older, it is important to know that skin problems may occur more often since the skin may be thinner, less elastic, and does not repair itself as quickly.
•Your senior dog begins to slow down, has less energy and has trouble getting up or limping.
•Longer and more frequent naps are common side effects of aging.
•A change in habits, including play preferences and eating or drinking habits is commonly observed in older dogs.
•Weight changes are common in older dogs. Some dogs gain weight as they age while others lose weight.
•Dental problems that translate as bad breath are more likely to appear in older pets.
•Hearing, vision and other senses become less acute when dogs get older.
•Your senior dog begins to slow down, has less energy and has trouble getting up or limping.
•Longer and more frequent naps are common side effects of aging.
•A change in habits, including play preferences and eating or drinking habits is commonly observed in older dogs.
•Weight changes are common in older dogs. Some dogs gain weight as they age while others lose weight.
•Dental problems that translate as bad breath are more likely to appear in older pets.
•Hearing, vision and other senses become less acute when dogs get older.