Senior check-up

A dog is considered a senior from 6–9 years of age, depending on the breed. The larger and heavier the breed, the earlier the dog becomes a senior.

Older dogs can live good, active lives, but it is important to keep an eye on your senior dog’s health. Preventive healthcare can help you detect any illnesses early, giving you better treatment options and prognosis.

– Give your senior dog a senior check-up.

A senior check-up is more than just a standard examination of your senior dog.

To examine your dog preventively, we have put together a package of examinations that helps provide your older dog with the best preventive check-up.

The senior check-up includes, among other things, a thorough examination of your senior dog, a dental check, palpation for mammary tumours in female dogs, a blood test for the most important biochemical and organ values, as well as a prostate test for male dogs.

Call us to find out more on 70 26 16 80.