Senior Wellness
Helping your pet age with comfort and dignity.
Senior Pet Wellness Exams
Older pets don't always show obvious signs when something changes; the shifts are subtle and easy to miss between yearly visits. That's why we recommend a wellness exam every six months once your pet reaches their senior years, so we can catch small changes while they're still easy to manage.
What to Expect During the Exam
Every senior exam covers the same ground, in two parts.
- 1
A thorough history
We ask about appetite, water intake and urination, activity level, and any changes in behavior — the small shifts that are easy to write off as "just getting older."
- 2
A full physical exam
Heart and lungs, eyes, ears, and teeth, muscles and joints, skin and coat, and a neurological and abdominal check.
Diagnostic Testing for Seniors
Blood Work
Catches organ function changes and metabolic disease before symptoms show up.
X-Rays
Looks at joints, organs, and masses that a physical exam alone can't reveal.
Urinalysis
Flags kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary infections early.
Specialized Tests
Bloodwork panels and screens tailored to breed-specific or age-specific risks.
Creating a Custom Care Plan
If we find something, we'll build a plan around it together: diet changes, medication, managing a chronic condition, or support for pain and mobility. The goal is always the same: keeping your pet comfortable and doing the things they love, for as long as possible.
Let's keep them feeling young
Book a senior wellness exam and stay ahead of the changes before they become problems.