Pets are considered seniors by the time they are 7 years of age.  This is particularly true for larger breeds of dogs and for cats, which in general age faster than dogs.  This means that your pet could really be between 50 to 60 years old by the time they are seven!  Comparable to people, as an animal ages, the risk of heart, dental, kidney disease increases as well as their risk for arthritis and cancer.  Regular wellness exams, recommended twice a year will allow the veterinarian to diagnose, treat, and try to prevent health problems before they become life threatening.  Since nutritional requirements also change as your pet ages, it is important to discuss with the veterinarian how to change your senior pet’s diet and what necessary vitamins and minerals are needed to be added.  Opposite to popular belief, signs of old age aren’t always signs of old age.  In addition to the recommended adult wellness program, senior pets require additional diagnostics. 


Recommended for Seniors 7 + years


Senior Canine Wellness Exam
Vaccinations:  Rabies
                       DHLPP or Distemper/Parvo Titer
                       Bordetella
                       Lyme - depends on risk of exposure
Heartworm/Lyme/Ehrlichia Test
Fecal Worm Check
Deworming
Chemistry/CBC/Thyroid Check
Urinalysis
Osteoarthritis Check
Chest Radiograph
Blood Pressure Check
EKG


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Senior Feline Wellness Exam
Vaccinations:  Rabies
                       FVRCP
                       Feleuk
                       Fecal Worm Check
Deworming
Chemistry/CBC/Thyroid Check
Urinalysis
Osteoarthritis Check
Chest Radiograph
Blood Pressure Check
EKG


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