We all want the best for our golden ager, so it’s important to know the common warning signs. These are some of the most common signs that indicate a vet trip may be necessary for your furry friend:

1. Weight loss or Appetite changes

2. Increased thirst or urination

3. Lethargy or difficulty moving

4. Vomiting or bleeding

5. Shallow breathing or increased heart rate

6. Confusion, irritability, or restlessness

7. Muscle twitching

8. Unhealthy Urine or Stool

9. Loss of interest in normal activities

10. Sudden behavioral changes

common warning signs

If you notice any of these, or other unnatural symptoms or behaviors, please contact your veterinarian immediately! It’s always better to be overly cautious with your senior pet, than not to catch something in time to be treated.

Best of luck in the ongoing care of your Senior Dog! To ask Dr. Top his advice, please click here.