Pet Station, P.C.

1220 West Main Street
Union, MO 63084

(636)583-2858

www.petstationvets.com

Is your pet is 7 years or older?

Did you know he/she is a Senior Citizen?   Ask us about specials for your senior pet this month!

 

Two Easy Steps to Better Health

 

You are the one who cares for your pet day in and day out  and therefore you may notice subtle changes in behavior or physical abilities.  Please take a few moments to review the age chart and complete the checklist, then discuss them with the doctor.  What may look like normal signs of aging could actually be early signs of a manageable health condition.  Early detection can mean a longer life for your pet!

 

Find Your Pet's Age in Human Years

 

Age

Pet's Weight  (in pounds)

 

0-20

21-50

51-90

>90

5

36

37

40

42

6

40

42

45

49

7

44

47

50

56

8

48

51

55

64

9

52

56

61

71

10

56

60

66

78

11

60

65

72

86

12

64

69

77

93

13

68

74

82

101

14

72

78

88

108

15

76

83

93

115

16

80

87

99

123

17

84

92

104

 

18

88

96

109

 

19

92

101

115

 

20

96

105

120

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Pet's Relative Age in "Human Years"

Adult

Senior

Geriatric

Is your pet experiencing any of these?

 

Please indicate if your pet is experiencing any of the signs below and review with the veterinarian.

 

Signs

 

  • Just not herself/himself
  • Less interaction with family
  • Decreased responsiveness
  • Change in behavior/activity level
  • Difficulty climbing stairs
  • Difficulty jumping up
  • Increased stiffness or limping
  • Increased thirst
  • Increased urination
  • Altered appetite
  • Noticeable weight change (Gain or Loss)
  • Loss of housetraining
  • Changes in sleep patterns
  • Confusion or disorientation
  • Change in haircoat, skin, or new lumps or bumps
  • Itching
  • Bad breath/red swollen gums
  • Tremors or shaking

 

 

Schedule your pet's visit today

Please call to schedule your senior pet's lifesaving examination & blood testing.  Early detection of disease and appropriate treatment can mean a longer healthier life for your furry family member!