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It's important to remember that aging is a natural part of your dog's life. And as your dog ages, she may begin to act differently. Aging takes a toll on a dog's entire body, including her brain. This may lead to behavioral changes.
Check the signs that affect your pet and discuss them with your veterinarian.
- House-soiling accidents
- No longer "asks" to go outside
- Doesn't greet family members
- Does not want attention/petting
- Does not recognize familiar people or places
- Does not respond to verbal cues
- Sleeps more during the day or less at night
- Appears lost or confused in the house or yard
- Wanders or paces
- Stares into space or at walls
To keep your dog acting young and healthy, proper nutrition is important. As your pet ages, continue to feed her foods rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients to keep her active and alert.
For an accurate diagnosis and treatment options, always consult your veterinarian.
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