Saint Bernard (definite introduction)
As a loyal companion of mankind, dogs have accompanied us through many experiences in their short lives. Interesting days have brought us a lot of joy, so there is no reason why we should not pay our care to such a friend. Even if they gradually grow old, it is just one more person for us to take good care of them. The reason is just that, so how to take care of elderly dogs is what we need to learn.
As a dog ages, he will no longer be as playful as when he was a puppy. His body may become thinner or fatter, or his body shape may change. However, dogs truly feel older when they enter their twilight years. When a dog gets old, it will first appear through its eyes, nose, and mouth. His eyes and nose are not sensitive, he has difficulty eating his favorite foods, his reflexes are clumsy and he staggers around. When dogs are old, they need to be cared for more gently. Old dogs have weak teeth, so they should first feed them soft food that is easy to digest. When providing dry dog food, add a little warm water to soften it, or feed canned food or wet soft food instead.
Young dogs are more willing to go for a walk than to eat, but older dogs may not want to do it due to physical problems. Therefore, when walking, just let them follow you. Don't force them to run. Let them adjust their speed according to their own wishes. In addition, the arrangements for elderly dogs should be adequate, do not disturb them frequently, let them get enough rest, and do not play with them like puppies.
As dogs age day by day, how to take care of elderly dogs has become a concern for us. We should do our best to let them spend their old age well, which is also a concern. A kind of gratitude that they have brought us such long-lasting happiness.
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