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@rainbowtailsa2.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 3:34 PM

As pets age, their needs can change in small but important ways. Here are a few adjustments that can help make life more comfortable.

Please keep in mind: These changes can help, but always discuss pain, mobility struggles, or sudden behavior shifts with your vet!

#SeniorPets #AnnArborPets

An infographic titled "Comfort Is Care". A numbered list from one to five details ways to help senior pets: * 1. Make Movement Easier: Ramps, pet stairs, Help 'Em Up harnesses. This section features photos of a yellow lab in a lifting harness and a dachshund using pet stairs. * 2. Add Traction Where It Counts: Rugs, yoga mats, stair grips/treads. This section features a photo of a golden retriever walking down carpeted stair treads. * 3. Keep Nails Short: Frequent nail trims and keeping any fur between toes short can help paws grip better on slippery floors. This section features a photo of a dog's paw being groomed with a nail grinder. * 4. Create Senior-Friendly Stations: Raised bowls (yes—even for cats!), nearby water stations, easy-to-reach beds. This section features a photo of a dog eating from an elevated wooden food and water stand. * 5. Support Achy Bodies Gently: Gentle massage, and vet-approved range of motion stretching can help some senior pets feel more comfortable. Kee
@rainbowtailsa2.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 12:11 PM

Senior pets can be masters at acting like everything is fine, even if something has changed. Paying attention to small shifts can help you catch discomfort early and support them as their needs change.

#SeniorPets #PetHealthTips #AgingPets #OldDogsAreTheBestDogs #AnnArborPets

An infographic titled "Little Changes, Big Clues" featuring an illustration of an older woman affectionately hugging a gray dog. A list connects six categories to specific signs to watch for in aging pets: Mobility: Stiffness, limping, hesitation on stairs, trouble getting up Bathroom Habits: Accidents, constipation, diarrhea, litter box habit changes Appetite: Eating less, eating more, dropping food, trouble chewing Vision/Hearing: Bumping into things, startling easily, not responding to sounds Sleep & Energy: Sleeping more, restlessness, pacing, less interest in activities Behavior: Confusion, clinginess, irritability, anxiety, hiding A blue footer at the bottom contains the Rainbow Tails logo alongside their TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky social media handles.