The author reflects on their experience caring for their senior dog, Jaws, a white German shepherd nearing 11 years old. As he ages, Jaws has lost his youthful energy and developed arthritis that limits his mobility. The article emphasizes the emotional bond shared with dogs and the importance of providing comfort to senior pets, as they witness significant life events. Dr. Elizabeth Benson stresses the need for products that offer comfort to the dog while also reducing caregiver stress. Tips and veterinary recommendations for senior dog care follow, highlighting the importance of adapting to a beloved pet's changing needs.
As he approaches 11 years of age, he's no longer the playful pup who used to bring us Mr. Pigglesworth, his favorite squeaky toy, to play fetch.
The best products for senior dogs bring the pet comfort and minimize discomfort while also easing the owner's caregiver burden.
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