Older dogs, advice and care

Older dogs have more delicate health, which requires more attention and care. Joint and dental problems, cataracts, deafness, kidney failure... We review the diseases associated with your pet's age. Older dogs or senior dogs are considered those that are more than 7-9 years old. The larger the dog, the sooner it will reach old age. Joint problems, kidney failure and loss of smell, sight and hearing are some of the most common problems in dogs from a certain age. Joint problems in older dogs Over the years, the health of dogs' joints suffers and problems such as dysplasia, arthritis, etc. appear. This aspect will have to be monitored during veterinary check-ups, with treatment with anti-inflammatories being necessary in some cases. Collagen supplements can help restore the health of bones and joint tissues, compensating for the loss that occurs with age. In our Disane product catalog for dogs we have a Marine Collagen supplement for dogs. With 100% natural ingredients, such as seaweed and bamboo. It will help you improve mobility and flexibility in older dogs. Likewise, it will help reduce the pain caused by musculoskeletal disorders such as arthritis, dysplasia or simply being overweight.



Its administration is very simple, it is mixed with the feed once a day. The amount varies depending on the weight of your pet (approximately one tablespoon for every 5 kilos of weight). Dental problems Tartar and gum problems are other aspects to pay attention to. This is not simply a cosmetic issue, as dogs with gum and teeth problems are more likely to suffer from heart and kidney problems. It is very important that you reinforce your dog's dental hygiene. Clean their teeth at least three times a week, using a brush and a specific toothpaste for pets. You can reinforce their oral hygiene with CZ Leads powders that you can mix with their food. You have all the information in this link . Cognitive dysfunction and others Older dogs can suffer from cognitive dysfunction, a disease equivalent to Alzheimer's in humans. Its symptoms include disorientation, sleep disorders (sleep more during the day and wander around at night), urine loss or isolation, among others. Kidney failure is also quite common, associated with a greater number of urinations since the dog drinks very frequently and in large quantities. And also digestive disorders, such as constipation or diarrhea. It is important to adapt the diet of older dogs. They lead a more sedentary life and their caloric needs must be adapted. 5 Tips to take care of your dog's oral hygiene March 16, 2022 Published in Blog your dog's oral hygiene A healthy mouth is not only a guarantee of good breath. It is also the way to prevent diseases and ensure good health for your pet.






We give you some tips to ensure good oral hygiene for your dog. Oral hygiene is essential for good health, both in people and in dogs. In the case of our pet, a poorly cared for mouth can have serious consequences for its digestive system and be the gateway to infections and many diseases. Bad breath, in addition to being unpleasant, can indicate a disorder, especially if it is accompanied by other symptoms, such as loss of appetite, excessive urination or vomiting. It is important that you check your dog's mouth at least once a week. Pay special attention to the gums, which must have a pinkish color and not be inflamed. Also see if the teeth have tartar. Keep in mind that small breeds of dogs are more predisposed to having tartar. Their small mouths mean that the teeth are closer together and this causes plaque to accumulate more quickly. Guidelines for your dog's oral hygiene Brush your teeth regularly . It is recommended to do it at least three times a week. You can learn more about how to clean your dog's teeth in this article on our blog. Use a toothbrush and toothpaste specific to your pet. Offer appropriate toys or dental snacks . Maintain an appropriate diet for your dog. There are different dry foods specially formulated to slow down the formation of plaque and tartar. Choose a dental supplement to prevent tartar, such as Disane Oral Hygiene Powder for Dogs . It will help you eliminate tartar accumulated on your teeth, avoid bad breath and protect the enamel layer of your teeth and gums. It has antiseptic properties and will protect your pet against possible infections. In addition, it is formulated with 100% natural ingredients, so it is healthy, and it is very easy to apply. Add the appropriate amount depending on your dog's weight to his food once a day, mix it and eat.