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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Senior Dog Symptom Checklist in the editor.
Begin by entering the date and your name in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Review each section carefully. For 'Behavior / Neurologic', check all symptoms that apply to your dog, such as changes in interaction or confusion.
Move to 'Body Functions' and indicate any relevant issues, like changes in eating habits or bowel movements. Circle options where indicated.
In the 'Heart / Lungs' section, mark any signs of respiratory distress or unusual panting.
For 'Activity / Orthopedics', note any changes in activity levels or signs of pain by checking appropriate boxes.
Complete the 'Skin and Coat' section by checking symptoms related to skin health.
Finally, fill out the food, medication, and questions sections to provide comprehensive information about your dog's health.

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When to worry about your senior dog?

Immediate Attention: Seek immediate veterinary attention if you notice severe symptoms such as sudden weight loss, difficulty breathing, or acute pain.

What is the most common cause of death in senior dogs?

Note: Often times, arthritis is mistaken for general slowing down of an aging dog, but is actually a treatable medical condition! Cancer causes approximately half of the deaths in dogs over the age of 10.

When should I be concerned about my senior dog?

If, however, your dog starts to avoid exercise and playtime, struggles with daily activities such as climbing stairs or jumping onto the couch, or you notice they are slower or stiff particularly after periods of rest, they may be suffering from a joint condition, such as arthritis, which you should get checked out at

What are the signs of a dogs back end going?

What are the main signs and symptoms dogs back legs not working? Hind leg tremors. Swaying of the hind end. Trouble transitioning from lying or sitting to a standing position. Difficulty walking or complete inability to walk. Inability to climb stairs. Sudden reluctance to go for walks or play.