6 things that will help your senior dog feel younger
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In the dog world, it's not uncommon for a senior dog to still be going strong at 10 or even 15 years old. The average lifespan for dogs is around 10 years, but our canine friends can live much longer if they're cared for properly. So what do you need to help your senior dog feel young and stay active? Well, as with people of all ages, there's no one-size-fits-all solution here. But I've rounded up some products I use that might work well with your senior dog's needs.
1. Some old dogs struggle with keeping muscle mass as they age. That’s why finding a good muscle building supplement that maintains (and even builds!) your dog’s muscle mass can be super important.
2. And while you are working on building muscle mass, it’s also a good idea to find a collagen joint supplement to help keep your senior dog’s joints healthy.
3. A well built harness can keep your dog more comfortable on walks — and help them get up the stairs.
4. Many old dogs struggle with incontinence, so having a good stain remover on hand is crucial!
5. Washable rugs are really helpful to have for the inevitable senior dog messes.
6. An orthopedic dog bed helps keep those senior dog joints in tip top shape.
7. And last but not least, you need a senior dog shirt for yourself!