Life is all about balance.
This philosophy can be applied in both our lives and in the lives of our pets.
As the years go up, we need to bring the risk down.
While few things in life are certain, there is certainly less risk when preventative measures are taken.
When the health of a pet is neglected, the probable risk and procedural expense increase.
For this reason, maintaining the wellness of our pets is a priority that deserves attention.
And, that priority is paramount as our pets enter their golden years.
This philosophy can be applied in both our lives and in the lives of our pets.
As the years go up, we need to bring the risk down.
While few things in life are certain, there is certainly less risk when preventative measures are taken.
When the health of a pet is neglected, the probable risk and procedural expense increase.
For this reason, maintaining the wellness of our pets is a priority that deserves attention.
And, that priority is paramount as our pets enter their golden years.
Dogs 7 years and older and cats 10 years and older typically start slowing down.
Visual signs are loss of muscle, reduced hearing, cloudy or "bluish" eyes and thinning of the iris.
As our pets age, there are also a variety of conditions and diseases that they may face.
The most common are weight and mobility changes; osteoarthritis; kidney, heart, and liver disease; tumors and cancers; and, hormone disorders such as diabetes and thyroid imbalance.
To bring balance, as your pet's number of years increase so should the number of visits to your vet.
To help stop a problem before it starts, we recommend seniors have a complete exam and laboratory testing every 6 months. Through the month of June, Central Maui Animal Clinic is offering an Old Timer's special: dogs 7 years and older and cats 10 years and older receive an exam, blood panel, urinalysis, fecal and heart worm testing for $149 (a $115 savings). To schedule an appointment for your old timer, click here or call 893.2380.
Visual signs are loss of muscle, reduced hearing, cloudy or "bluish" eyes and thinning of the iris.
As our pets age, there are also a variety of conditions and diseases that they may face.
The most common are weight and mobility changes; osteoarthritis; kidney, heart, and liver disease; tumors and cancers; and, hormone disorders such as diabetes and thyroid imbalance.
To bring balance, as your pet's number of years increase so should the number of visits to your vet.
To help stop a problem before it starts, we recommend seniors have a complete exam and laboratory testing every 6 months. Through the month of June, Central Maui Animal Clinic is offering an Old Timer's special: dogs 7 years and older and cats 10 years and older receive an exam, blood panel, urinalysis, fecal and heart worm testing for $149 (a $115 savings). To schedule an appointment for your old timer, click here or call 893.2380.
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