10 signs your dog is getting old

Here are 10 common signs your dog is getting older:

1. Reduced activity: As the dog ages, its physical functions and physical strength will gradually decline, and its movements will become slow and inflexible.

2. Decreased appetite: The appetite of older dogs may decrease, which may be related to decline in body function, changes in taste, dental problems, etc.

3. Inconveniences in living: Older dogs may have inconveniences in daily life, such as difficulty in jumping, going up and down stairs, squatting and other movements.

4. Blurred eyes: The eyes of older dogs may become blurred or develop eye diseases such as cataracts.

5. Ear problems: Older dogs may have problems such as ear infections and ear itching.

6. Difficulty breathing: Older dogs may have difficulty breathing due to lung problems, cardiovascular disease and other reasons.

7. Digestive problems: Older dogs may suffer from indigestion, vomiting, etc. due to gastrointestinal problems, gastrointestinal infections, etc.

8. Muscle atrophy: Older dogs’ muscles may gradually atrophy or become flabby.

9. Psychological problems: Older dogs may develop psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, etc. due to loss of owners, changes in living environment and other reasons.

10. Decreased immunity: Older dogs may have more fragile immune systems than younger dogs, making them susceptible to disease and difficult to recover from.

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