Senior Pets.
50 Adoptable Senior Dogs
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When Ann Mundy of Bedforshire, England, adopted her cat Wadsworth as a kitten, he was the runt of his litter and suffered from several health problems. Mundy was able to get the kitten healthy with the help of veterinarians, but she probably didn't expect him to live an extra-long life after his tough start. Surprise: Waddy is now 27 years old, according to BBC News. "He was very poorly and sick when we got him," Mundy said of her cat. "He was back and forth to the vets in the first few weeks. He was full of infection but with the ...
I've just completed a particularly lengthy and emotionally charged new consult with a middle aged couple, and a soft silence fills the room. Ben, their beloved 13-year-old Golden retriever, was recently diagnosed with lymphoma, and they are here to learn everything they can about his disease and what options are available for treatment. Overall he's feeling fairly well. However, subtle signs of disease have started to set in. He's showing a slight but perceptible reluctance to rise from bed in the morning. Meals are still being consumed, but at a less than usual frenetic pace. Ben's been panting more, and his owners noted two instances where he stopped abruptly during their routine ...
Britain's Oldest Cat Prepares to Celebrate 25th Birthday
Last year, I ran a story about a pub cat named Rosie, who at 25, was thought to be the oldest living feline in Britain. ...
14 Winter Safety Tips For Pets
By Amy Marder, VMD and Kathleen Doheny Winter poses unique dangers to pets. So keep an eye out for hidden perils--road salt that can sicken dogs, antifreeze that can kill, frostbite on a pooch's sensitive footpads--to make sure pets enjoys many winters to come. RELATED: 9 Pet Care Myths, Debunked! Like you,…
Worried about getting old? Blackie will make you feel better. According to the (U.K.) Daily Mail, Blackie is 19 years old (that's 133 in dog years), and is staying at the Battersea Dog and Cats Home in London. Staff at the shelter believe that the graying pooch is the oldest to spend time at Battersea, but he certainly doesn't act the part. Blackie spends most of his time running around the kennels, going on walks and playing with toys. Due to his enthusiasm and good health, the shelter is optimistic they will find a new home for this old-timer. ...



