The Pros and Cons of Raw Diets for Senior Pets
Food becomes personal when you have loved a pet through old age. By the time a dog or cat reaches their senior years, meals are no longer just about filling a bowl.
Nutrition and food for cats and dogs.
Food becomes personal when you have loved a pet through old age. By the time a dog or cat reaches their senior years, meals are no longer just about filling a bowl.
When a senior pet starts having digestive trouble, it can unsettle the whole house.
Changing an older pet’s food can feel like a small decision on the surface, but any longtime pet parent knows it can become a surprisingly emotional process.
Walk down any pet food aisle and you will see it. Bright bags labeled “Senior Formula.” Images of silver muzzles. Promises of joint support, controlled calories, and healthy aging.
For many pet owners, especially those who have loved animals for decades, free feeding dry food once felt like the easiest and most caring choice.
As pets age, their nutritional needs change in ways that are not always obvious. Many senior dogs and cats continue to look familiar on the outside while undergoing quiet shifts inside their bodies.
Belle and Paws have slimmed down quite a bit since they’ve joined us.