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Ageing and mobility: noticing your dog as they are now

A thoughtful check-in with the routines and activities that matter to an older dog.

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Our routines can become so familiar that it takes time to notice when something has changed. Think about the day your dog has now: where they spend time, what they choose to join in with and which moments you would like to discuss.

Age alone does not explain an observation. Bring changes to your veterinary team and ask what assessment may be appropriate. In rehabilitation, the conversation can then include meaningful goals, your home environment and the support that works for your household.

Take into your next conversation

  • Describe current routines, not just past abilities.
  • Bring changes to your veterinary team.
  • Discuss goals that matter to your dog’s daily life.

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