You know pets age faster than people, but did you know most dogs and cats are considered senior pets at age seven? As pets reach their "golden years," they may begin to experience the same aches and pains that we experience as we age. Senior pets require increased veterinary care and, in some cases, changes to their diet or lifestyle. If you are the owner of a senior pet, it is more important than ever to feed your pet a nutritious diet, make sure he or she gets proper exercise, and schedule regular check-ups with your veterinarian.
If you observe any concerning changes in your pet's behavior or health in between wellness visits, it is always a good idea to bring your pet in. The earlier a problem is detected, the better your pet's chances of recovery.
Our goal is to help you keep your pet happy, healthy, and by your side for as long as possible.
We are conveniently located on N. Main Street by the Canton Econo Lodge.
Phone: 309-647-6800
