Breed Guide Archives - Senior Tail Waggers

Caring for an Old German Shepherd: Most Prevalent Health Concerns & Veterinarian Recommendations [New July 2021 Guide]

We have developed this guide outlining the most prevalent health conditions that German Shepherd dogs experience to help owners respond faster to early symptoms. Early response to symptoms will allow for more effective treatmentswhich can […]

The Ultimate Guide To Pitweilers

Originated from: A purebred Rottweiler dog and a Pitbull-type dog, nicknamed the Pitweiler Height: Female: 17-20 in.; Male: 18-25 in. Weight: Female: 40-100 lbs.; Male: 40-100 lbs. Energy Level: Bred to work Life Expectancy: 12-15 […]

All About Seizures In Older Dogs

Seizures in older dogs can be caused by all sorts of health conditions, however sometimes what looks like a seizure is something completely different. If your senior dog has a seizure, or dramatic symptoms which […]

Putting Your Dog To Sleep

Putting your dog to sleep is one of the hardest decisions of life. The realization that the joyous days with your furry friend might be coming to a conclusion is enormously painful. But as much […]

dog standing in front of a bowl of food and not eating

Older Dog Not Eating?

Is your older dog not eating as much as he used to? If so, it’s natural to worry – but not always necessary. There are lots of reasons why Fido’s appetite isn’t up to par. […]

All About Weight Loss In Older Dogs

Weight loss in older dogs can be slow and subtle, or it can be sudden and noticeable. Either way, if you have an old dog who is losing weight it’s important to figure out why […]

Top 8 Reasons An Old Dog Starts Peeing In the House (with Vet Solutions)

When a previously house-trained older dog is peeing in the house, and it’s not just a one-off ‘accident’, it’s easy to get frustrated… and normal to worry. You are not the first owner to wonder […]

Your Guide To Older Dog Heart Problems

Older dog heart problems are fairly common, and your senior dog may develop some type of heart disease…. eventually. This is because the heart is a very complex organ. As your dog’s body ages, so […]