
|Articles|November 10, 2017
Client handout: Hey there. It's me, your older dog
Author(s)Sarah J. Wooten, DVM
Old age isn't a disease. Let your veterinary clients' own aging dog help them see cognitive, pain and joint issues that can be helped.
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Click this image for a PDF version of this client handout. (Image courtesy of Shutterstock.com)Old isn't necessarily a disease, and not all slowing down is normal. You know that just like old humans, senior dogs can get arthritis and dementia, but do you know if your clients can tell the difference? Are they shrugging off pain and neurological issues that medicine and treatment could help? Leave it to their dog to tell them ... and encourage them to visit you. Click the image at left or
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