Lap of Love Blog
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Lap of Love is a network of veterinarians around the country with the goal of empowering every owner to care for their geriatric pets. Our philosophy centers around the human-animal bond and the need for that bond to be as undisturbed as possible during this most difficult time. Learn more about senior pet care, common ailments, diseases, and pet loss support by reading our senior pet care blog..
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2d ago
Routine exams are critical for senior pets to allow the veterinary team to detect subtle changes and early disease signs. The sooner a potential health issue is detected, the more likely treatment will be effective in slowing or stopping the disease process ..read more
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1w ago
The most difficult moment you will face in your pet’s lifetime is the decision to say goodbye. Pet owners frequently struggle with the right time to euthanize an ailing pet ..read more
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1M ago
Heartworm disease is a devastating, but preventable, parasitic disease that can affect dogs and cats of all ages. All pets should receive year-round protection, especially your senior pet, who is part of the most vulnerable population ..read more
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1M ago
If your senior pet has decreased mobility because of osteoarthritis, cancer, or another disease, update your home to make access easier ..read more
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1M ago
There is no better time to show your senior pet how much you love them than on Valentine’s Day. While you may typically think of ways to show affection to your partner, don’t forget to include your four-legged friend in this heartwarming holiday ..read more
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2M ago
Senior pets can develop diarrhea for a variety of reasons, from eating something that causes gastrointestinal (GI) upset, to a systemic disease. Consider whether one of these causes may be to blame ..read more
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2M ago
Recognizing pain signs in your senior pet is important so you can provide them relief, and they can continue to live the best life possible. The following signs may mean that your pet is in pain ..read more
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3M ago
By learning to identify cues from your senior cat’s body language, you can pick up on various ailments caused by old age that may affect your pet ..read more
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3M ago
Recognizing subtle changes in your pet’s mobility and behavior can clue you into impending paralysis, while knowing the common causes helps you better understand your pet’s condition ..read more
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3M ago
Many reasons can cause a senior dog to pant, and each one requires a veterinary visit to ensure your four-legged friend is not suffering from a serious health issue ..read more