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As pets age, their healthcare needs change. At Monier Veterinary Clinic, our senior health checks are designed to address the unique requirements of pets aged 8 years and older, ensuring they remain comfortable, active, and healthy as they enter their golden years. Regular check-ups allow us to detect and manage age-related conditions early, helping your senior pet enjoy the best quality of life.
Senior Pet Health Checks
Caring for Pets in Their Golden Years
What’s Included in a Senior Health Check?
Our comprehensive senior health checks include:
Physical Examination
A thorough assessment of your pet’s overall health, including their weight, coat, and mobility.
Dental Health Evaluation
Identifying and addressing dental issues that are common in senior pets.
Mobility and Joint Assessments
Checking for signs of arthritis or other joint problems that may affect your pet’s movement and comfort.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Detecting hypertension, which is more common in older pets.
Urine Analysis
Evaluating kidney function and screening for urinary tract issues.
Blood Tests
Assessing organ function and detecting early signs of diseases like diabetes or thyroid imbalances.
Eye Examinations
Using tools like ophthalmoscopes to monitor eye health and detect issues such as cataracts or glaucoma.
Tailored Care for Your Senior Pet
Our approach to senior care is holistic and personalised, focusing on:
Pain Management: Helping pets with conditions like arthritis maintain mobility and comfort through medications, supplements, and lifestyle adjustments.
Nutritional Guidance: Providing dietary recommendations to meet the changing needs of older pets, including weight management and joint support.
Preventative Screenings: Offering packages that combine regular testing and diagnostics to monitor your pet’s health proactively.
Why Senior Health Checks Are Important
Senior health checks are essential for detecting health issues before they become severe. Many age-related conditions, such as kidney disease, arthritis, or dental problems, can be managed effectively with early intervention, significantly improving your pet’s quality of life.
