Older pets change slowly enough that it is easy to miss. Twice-yearly exams with bloodwork catch kidney, thyroid, and liver changes while there is still room to act, and we track weight, muscle, and mobility over time so a decline shows up as a trend rather than a surprise one winter.
Much of senior care is comfort: arthritis that shows as stiffness after a nap, a cat that has quietly stopped jumping to the counter, an appetite that has dropped, or nights spent pacing. We treat what can be treated and stay straight with you about what cannot, including the hardest conversation, which is better had early and calmly than in a crisis.
What we treat
- senior dog vet
- senior pet bloodwork
- dog arthritis treatment
- Stiffness and trouble with stairs
- Kidney and thyroid monitoring
- Weight loss in older cats
- Quality-of-life conversations
Senior Pet Care
Call Cedarpaw Veterinary Clinic or set up a time — we'll take it from there.