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SASHA

Senior Dog - Raised Dog Bowls


My dog Sasha is 65 pounds, and used to literally flop down in front of her food and water bowl.  She simply loved to lay down to eat.  But in recent years, we noticed it was harder for her to get up, plus this is not the best for digestion which also slows as your dog ages.

With a few little tweaks to your older dog's day, they can still enjoy life with you.  If you don't make any changes they will begin to experience pain, or will simply avoid scenarios that they know will hurt. 

Life gets busy, and routines keep everything ticking along, but maybe take the time to watch your dog with his or her own routines and watch for changes or avoidance.  Using raised dog bowls is another way to make it easier for the larger dog to digest their food, and avoids the getting up from the floor issue they may experience if they are having trouble with stiff joints or arthritis.

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​If your dog experiences pain trying to eat from a bowl on the floor, then he may begin to avoid the bowl all together which can cause more problems.  If he starts asking for more treats to get rid of the hunger, then take a look at the feeding station.  Maybe it needs to be in a quieter spot, or raised such as the one in the picture.  Click above to see this best rated raised dog bowl, or others.

Many dogs experience problems with their joints as they age, and eating at a standing up level will take the pressure off their joints and allow for better digestion. 

If you want your senior dog to enjoy his golden years, then watch his habits.  If there are things he did for years and suddenly stops doing them, then it is time for a medical check and then a few changes to make life easier.  You know your dog better than anyone, see which parts of his day are becoming difficult and check out the different affordable mobility aids that will help him enjoy life to its fullest with you.


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  • Home
  • Senior Dog Care - Quick Tips
  • Senior Dog Mobility Harness
  • Old Dog Activity Monitors
  • Senior Dog Ramps
  • Senior Dog Beds
  • Senior Dog Bed - Heated
  • Senior Dog Grass Patch
  • Washable Dog Diapers
  • Indoor Dog Socks
  • Senior Dog Bad Breath
  • Senior Dog Strollers
  • Senior Dog Bike Trailer
  • Dog Carrier for Bike
  • Pet Carrier with Wheels
  • Senior Dog Carrier and Backpack
  • Dog Wheelchairs
  • Dog Doors for Sliding Glass Door
  • Dog Door for Screen Door
  • Sunglasses for Dogs
  • How Old is My Dog?
  • Raised Dog Bowls
  • Dirty Dog Paws
  • Homemade Dog Treats
  • Senior Dog Food
  • Dog Glucosamine
  • Adopt a Senior Dog
  • Crate Train an Older Dog
  • Leash Training an Older Dog
  • Pajamas for Dogs
  • Anxiety Vest for Dogs
  • Keeping Dogs Cool Hot Weather
  • Dog DNA Test Kit
  • Saying Goodbye to a Dog
  • Gifts For Dogs
  • Privacy Policy