Senior Pet Care in Oakland Gardens, Queens

What to expect

Senior visits go a little deeper — alongside the physical exam we often recommend bloodwork, blood-pressure and mobility checks to catch age-related changes early. We'll suggest small adjustments to diet, comfort and pain management to keep your companion feeling their best.

Common questions

When is my pet considered a senior?

Most dogs and cats are considered senior around age 7, though it varies by size and breed — larger dogs age sooner. We can tell you where your pet is in their life stage.

How often should a senior pet be checked?

Twice-yearly exams are ideal for seniors, since a lot can change in six months at their age. More frequent screening helps us catch and manage conditions early.