Senior Wellness Health Examinations

Summary:

Title: Senior Wellness Health Examinations

Who? Cats and Dogs over 7 years of age

What? Preventative twice yearly Senior Wellness Health Examinations

Why? Catch preventable treatable diseases early, to give peace of mind

How? Twice yearly Health Examinations – once with annual vaccinations & 6 months later with included comprehensive blood and urine tests

Cost? There are a budget and platinum packages

In an ideal world, once your pet turns 7 years of age, we would do one Health examination and vaccinations and

6 months later we would have him / her in for the day to do a Senior Wellness Health Examination PLUS included Blood and Urine tests. (It would be amazing if you can bring a fresh urine sample collected the same morning?) There are two price point packages to choose from.

Keep Your Senior Pet Feeling Like a Pup or Kitten - Senior Wellness Health Examinations recommended for all Cats and Dogs over 7 years of age biannually.

Introduction:

Welcome to Currimundi Vets, where we're dedicated to keeping your furry family members happy, healthy, and full of beans! As your trusted neighbourhood veterinarians, we understand the unique needs of senior pets (Note that Dogs and Cats have different needs) and the importance of proactive care, to ensure they thrive in their golden years.

Why Senior Health Examinations Matter:

Just like us humans, our pets experience changes as they age. That's why regular senior health examinations are essential for keeping your senior pet feeling like a playful pup or frisky kitten. Here's why they're the cat's meow:

1. Early Detection of Issues: Senior pets are more susceptible to age-related health concerns such as arthritis, dental disease, and kidney problems. Our thorough examinations allow us to catch these issues early, before they escalate into more significant problems.

2. Personalized Care Plans: Every pet is unique, and our team takes the time to tailor care plans specifically to your pet's individual needs. Whether it's adjusting their diet, recommending supplements, or prescribing medications, we're here to ensure your pet receives the personalized care they deserve.

3. Enhanced Quality of Life: We want your furry friend to live their best life, full of tail wags, purrs, and playful antics. By staying on top of their health with regular check-ups, we can help ensure they enjoy a high quality of life well into their senior years.

4. Bonding Opportunities: Visiting the vet doesn't have to be stressful! Our team loves nothing more than showering your pets with love, treats, and belly rubs during their appointments. Think of it as a little pet-friendly spa day – minus the cucumbers on their eyes!

Top 10 most common older Cat and Dog age related issues:

1. Arthritis: Joint pain and stiffness can affect both dogs and cats as they age, impacting their mobility and quality of life.

2. Dental Disease: Periodontal disease and tooth decay are common in older pets, leading to pain, infection, and difficulty eating.

3. Obesity: Weight gain can exacerbate health issues in senior pets, including arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease.

4. Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS): Senior pets may experience cognitive decline, resulting in disorientation, changes in behaviour, and decreased interaction with their environment.

5. Kidney Disease: Chronic kidney disease is prevalent in older pets and can lead to symptoms such as increased thirst, weight loss, and lethargy.

6. Hypothyroidism: This condition, characterized by a decrease in thyroid hormone production, can affect both dogs and cats, leading to weight gain, lethargy, and skin issues.

7. Heart Disease: Older pets are at higher risk of developing heart conditions such as congestive heart failure and valvular disease, which can lead to breathing difficulties and reduced stamina.

8. Diabetes: Diabetes mellitus can occur in senior pets, leading to increased thirst, frequent urination, weight loss, and changes in appetite.

9. Cancer: The risk of cancer increases with age in both dogs and cats, with symptoms varying depending on the type and location of the tumour.

10. Hyperthyroidism: Common in older cats, hyperthyroidism results from an overactive thyroid gland and can cause symptoms such as weight loss, increased appetite, and hyperactivity.

Schedule Your Pet's Senior Health Wellness Examination Today:

Ready to give your senior pet the gift of good health and happiness? Contact us today to schedule their senior health examination on 5493 8222 or email info@currimundivet.com.au . Our compassionate team is here to provide the care and attention your furry friend deserves, helping them stay vibrant and full of life for years to come.

Contact Us:

5494 8222 or info@currimundivet.com.au

Conclusion:

Don't let your senior pet miss out on the joys of life due to age-related health concerns. With regular Senior Wellness Health Examinations at Currimundi Vets, you can keep your furry friend feeling like a pup or kitten for years to come. Schedule their check-up today and let's keep those tails wagging and purrs rumbling!