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|Articles|April 5, 2022
3 Must-reads on geriatric patient care
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
3 articles containing tips and tricks for helping senior companion animals flourish
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Senior pets require specialized care. Because of this, we have selected 3 articles that cover the nuts and bolts of helping pets and their owners navigate this period of life and thrive.
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From specifically caring for elder felines to educating clients on geriatric care—there's something for everyone. Happy reading!
Is aging a disease? : Brennen McKenzie, VMD, MSc, MA, provides insight so you can better understand the process of patients growing older and helping clients manage age-related conditions.Care for the aging feline patient: more than just medicine : Discover these key considerations that can significantly enhance a senior cat's quality of life.Welcoming and caring for senior pets : Heidi Lobprise, DVM, DAVDC, offers insight you can share with clients so they can identify early signs of disease in their geriatric pet to provide them the best care possible.
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