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Dedicated to Your Pet’s Lifelong Health and Happiness
At St. Francis Animal Hospital, we share your aspiration for your pets to enjoy a life that’s both vibrant and full of joy. As pets age, their needs evolve, and our veterinarians are committed to ensuring they receive the specialized care required for their golden years. Older pets, in particular, benefit from tailored tests and examinations that enable us to identify age-related diseases promptly.
Unveiling the Power of Early Detection
Age-related diseases like diabetes, cancer, and kidney disorders can significantly challenge your pet’s well-being. Our mission is to empower you with the knowledge and tools to address these concerns head-on. By identifying potential issues at an early stage, we can implement interventions that enhance your pet’s quality of life and potentially extend their precious time with you.
Yearly Health Exams: Your Pet’s Best Defense
As advocates for preventive care, we emphasize the importance of annual health examinations for pets of all ages. For older pets, these exams take on even greater significance, allowing us to detect subtle changes that may indicate underlying health issues. A comprehensive yearly health exam is a cornerstone in our strategy to safeguard your pet’s overall health and happiness.
Partner with Us for Lifelong Wellness
Choose St. Francis Animal Hospital as your partner in your pet’s journey through the years. Our dedication to comprehensive care ensures that your older pets receive the attention, tests, and examinations they deserve. By working together, we can navigate the challenges of aging and ensure that your pets enjoy the quality of life they deserve for years to come. Contact us today to schedule a comprehensive health exam that sets the stage for a bright future.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my pet is a senior?
Look for greying hair, less energy, stiffness, and age 10+ (or 8+ for large breeds). See these changes? Bring them to our Springdale clinic for a senior wellness assessment.
How do I keep my senior pet comfortable?
Small upgrades help:
- Orthopedic bed for joint support
- Ramps to avoid jumping
- Accessible food/water on one level
- Non-slip rugs on slippery floors
Need more tips? Ask our Springdale team!
What health issues are seniors prone to?
Common conditions include arthritis, dementia, dental disease, kidney disease, diabetes, and heart problems. The best defense? Healthy diet, gentle exercise, and regular vet visits at our Springdale clinic.
