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Senior Care

Dr. Burton-Hall, VMD and Danielle Badjay examining a senior cat
Did you know that pets age faster than people and can be considered "seniors" at around 7 years of age?

Just as our health care needs change as we age, your pet's health care needs also change. Nutritional needs, exercise habits, and many aspects of your pet's daily routine can change as your pet ages.

But how can you tell the difference between "normal" aging and a medical problem? As in humans, some health issues that affect older pets can begin with very subtle changes that may go unnoticed until the problem has become serious.

Regular wellness visits are important for every stage of your pet's life, so don't forget to keep your senior pet's scheduled wellness appointments. The best way to help protect your pet as he or she ages is to understand the aging process in pets. We understand that process and can help you help your pet.

Even if your senior pet is already being treated for a medical condition, treatment recommendations can change as a condition progresses. Sometimes medication dosages need to be adjusted, or medication may need to be changed. Routine wellness blood work and other routine diagnostic testing are important for senior pets because these tests allow us to evaluate how your pet's health is either responding to current management strategies or changing with age.

Your senior pet's wellness examination is also your chance to have us address any of your questions or concerns about your pet. We welcome your questions and encourage you to be involved in decisions regarding your pet's health care.

Older pets make wonderful companions, and thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer than ever! You are an important ally in your senior pet's health care. We are here to help ensure that your pet is safe and happy throughout the "golden years."

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Phone: (724)452-6151
Text: (724)560-1759
Email: [email protected]

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1722 Route 68
New Brighton, PA 15066

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Office Hours
Monday:             8am-7pm
Tuesday:             8am-7pm
Wednesday:        8am-6pm
                   
Thursday:           8am-7pm
     (closed from 2:30 -3:30 pm for team training)
Friday:                8am-4pm
Saturday:            CLOSED
Sunday:               CLOSED
               In Case Of Emergency
Please contact us by phone as quickly as possible for emergency service. We recommend calling Blue Pearl North for after hours care. 
                             Blue Pearl North
                             807 Camp Horne Road
                             Pittsburgh, PA 15237
                             Phone: (412)366-3400
                             Fax: (412)366-3489
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • What is AAHA?
    • What does it mean to be Cat Friendly?
    • What does it mean to be Fear Free?
    • What is CareCredit?
  • Meet Our Team
  • Services
    • Behavioral Medicine
    • Class IV Laser Therapy
    • Dental Care >
      • Digital Dental X-Rays
      • Oral Surgery
    • Digital X-Rays >
      • Laser Surgery
    • Microchipping
    • Pain Management
    • Parasite Control
    • Wellness Care >
      • Vaccinations
      • Puppy and Kitten Care
      • Senior Care
  • Vello
  • Reviews
  • Blog
  • Shop
  • Services
  • Careers
  • Patient Showcase