Chromotherapy in senior dogs: therapeutic light for muscle relaxation Chromotherapy in senior dogs has gained attention as a complementary approach to animal well-being, especially in contexts involving chronic pain, muscle stiffness, and advanced stages of… Chromotherapy in Senior Dogs: What Can This Technique Do for Your Senior Dog?

GOE showing signs of canine sarcopenia Canine sarcopenia in senior dogs — that is, the progressive loss of muscle mass and strength — is far more common than many guardians realize. It does not appear… Has canine sarcopenia affected your dog? Understanding how muscle loss changes daily life and care

Emotional Support and Care in the Face of Hearing Loss in Senior Dogs The reduction of hearing in senior dogs is a condition more common than many guardians imagine. With advancing age, several structures of… Hearing Loss in Senior Dogs: Causes, Signs, and How to Offer the Best Care

Senior dog going blind: visible signs of gradual vision loss Living with a senior dog brings joy, challenges, and many questions along the way. One of the most common is: Is my senior dog going… Is My Senior Dog Going Blind? Signs, Causes, and Essential Care

Older dogs becoming more fearful: when the eyes speak before the reaction Older dogs often become more sensitive, cautious, and, in many cases, more fearful in situations that once seemed neutral. Common noises, visitors, environmental… Older Dogs Becoming More Fearful: Behavior, Sensitivity, and What I Learned from Goe

Skin complications in senior dogs: protecting the skin after surgery. Senior dogs who undergo major surgeries require very careful post-operative follow-up. Beyond the natural demands of wound healing, aging skin tends to be thinner, more… Skin Complications in Senior Dogs After Major Surgeries: When the Skin Reacts During Healing