Senior Dog Care

By Josh Weiss-Roessler Helping seniors cope with aging can mean taking care of their finances, medical care, and living arrangements. None of these responsibilities is easy, but one difficult decision rarely discussed is when it’s time to place an older person’s dog with someone who can provide better care. This can be a challenging conversation to have, but it’s essential if you notice that the dog is being neglected. What Signs Should You Look For? Weight Loss If you notice that the dog keeps getting skinnier and skinnier, there’s a good chance that his aging dog parent forgets to feed