More frequent health review
Examinations help track weight, muscle, mobility, senses, mouth health and subtle behaviour changes.
Concerned about your pet? Call (587) 463-9002. Same-day appointments may be available during clinic hours.
Support for aging pets
Thoughtful senior care for dogs and cats
Age is not a disease, but older pets are more likely to develop changes that benefit from earlier attention. We focus on comfort, function and quality of life.
How we can help
Care built around the individual pet.
Your veterinarian will recommend an approach based on examination findings, medical history and the priorities you share with us.
Screening guidance
Blood, urine, blood pressure or imaging tests may be discussed based on age and individual risk.
Comfort and mobility
Practical plans for pain, arthritis, nutrition, home setup, cognition and everyday enjoyment.
What to expect
A clear plan from first call to follow-up.
Share the small changes
Changes in sleep, stairs, appetite, thirst, accidents or social behaviour can provide important clues.
Comprehensive assessment
We examine your pet and identify concerns that deserve monitoring, testing or treatment.
Quality-of-life plan
Recommendations focus on comfort, independence and the priorities that matter to your family.
Good to know
Small changes are worth mentioning
Slowing down is not always simply old age. Arthritis, dental pain, kidney disease, hormonal conditions, vision loss and cognitive change can look gradual. Earlier assessment may provide more options to support comfort.
Common questions
Helpful answers before your visit.
When is a pet considered senior?
It varies by species, breed and size. Large dogs generally age faster than small dogs, while cats often enter their senior years later.
How often should a senior pet be examined?
Many senior pets benefit from visits more often than once yearly, especially when taking medication or managing a health condition.
What can I do at home for mobility?
Non-slip flooring, ramps, supportive bedding, accessible food and water, weight management and veterinarian-guided exercise can help.
Ready to talk with our team?
Call for urgent concerns or send an appointment request for routine care.
