Preventative Care is the Key to a Healthier, Longer Life for SeniorsWe love our senior pets at Central! By the time your pet has reached the age of 6, he/she has been to see us numerous times and we have formed a special bond with your pet. Likewise, you probably love your pet more than you can describe in words. Puppys and kittens are cute but seniors are the pets that have really captured our hearts through years of loyal companionship.
Our job at Central is to make sure your senior pet lives the longest, happiest life possible. One way we do that is to convince you (their caregiver) to focus on preventative health care for your pet. This includes regular testing, maintenance drugs that fend off disease and pain, and preventative procedures such as regular dental assessment and cleaning. Since our pets age much faster than we do, these procedures are integral to our goal of making sure your pet lives the longest, happiest life possible.
The Pet Health Database on this site also provides a wealth of information about various health issues relating to seniors and pets of all ages.
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We look forward to seeing you and your senior pet in the near future!
Steve Karnes, Hospital Manager
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