Senior Medium Dog Articles

In the past, veterinarians recommended diets for senior dogs largely based on the nutritional management of diseases common to the aging process. Rese...

It depends on the breed of dog, but your pet's senior years generally begin at age 7. Louise Murray, DVM, director of the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Anima...

As dogs age, changes occur in the way their bodies function, so it makes sense that what they eat also might need to change. The following list of hea...

One of the most important things you can do is to feed your senior dog a diet formulated for his age featuring nutritional breakthroughs developed by ...

As your dog matures, his body functions change. He might have decreased immune-system function, deterioration of skin and coat quality, and more frequ...

As your dog reaches his mature years, remember these tips.

Physiological condition, rather than chronological age, determines whether a dog is mature.

Unlike larger-breed dogs that are considered mature at age 5, medium-breed dogs are usually called mature or senior at age 7. By this time, their nutr...