Vision loss can happen for a number of reasons, and for most dogs, it is a gradual process. Often, it is the result of old age. Some dogs may develop eye conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma or ...

If your dog starts to exhibit any of these signs, visit your veterinarian to get a proper diagnosis. The vet may recommend consulting with a veterinary ophthalmologist to see what options may be ...

The study also identified the top five health concerns affecting old-age dogs: Weight-related issues (35%): Including ...

The study also identified the top five health concerns affecting old-age dogs: Weight-related issues (35%): Including overweight, underweight, and weight loss. Musculoskeletal problems (33%): Such ...

Not all dogs will be the same in older age, but generally older dogs may need more rest, with support and consideration for their aging joints.

For many puppy owners, the thought of your dog getting old is enough to bring a tear to your eye. But a new study suggests that some breeds reach old age much quicker than others. Researchers from ...

After age two, each human year approximately five years for a dog. This more staggered year comparison and the breed-specific differences in aging, makes comparing our ages with dogs even more tricky.

Thirty-one per cent of old-age dogs were impacted by dental conditions. Meanwhile, 28 per cent of those studied experienced some kind of skin-related problem, such as lumps, infections, or hair ...

Your dog's life expectancy may not be easy to think about, but it can be a necessary family conversation to have. Here's how ...

Old age, injury and infection can exacerbate it. Diet and exercise play roles too. ... A blood and urine test to check for any other problems that could be affecting your dog's heart.