Dear Client,

We’re pleased to introduce a program that will help us provide the best care for your senior pet:
Celebrate Seniors! Living longer, living better—starting at 7.  The following information explains how we can work together to make sure your pet continues to enjoy lifelong health.

As your pet enters his/her senior years, he/she may start to develop diseases common to senior human counterparts, such as diabetes, cataracts, arthritis, hypothyroidism and cancer. These diseases can go unnoticed in their early stages and many develop rapidly, making regular monitoring and blood testing very important.

In fact—

• Pets become seniors much faster than people.  Your pet ages roughly seven years for each human year.
• By age seven, many pets are feeling the aches and pains of aging, and they can’t tell us what’s wrong.
• Older pets’ joints and organs don't function as efficiently, and health and comfort can be compromised.

You play a key role in maintaining your pet’s health because you know your pet better than anyone else. With your watchful eye and our medical care, we can establish baseline information, identify illnesses early and provide effective treatment to help your pet avoid serious or life-threatening conditions.

Use this chart to determine your pet's true age (PDF download).

We look forward to hearing from you soon and providing the best care to your pet.

Sincerely,