HEALTH CENTER
Nutrition, cognitive support, and comfort care to help your dog or cat thrive through their senior years.
— Darleen Rudnick, B.S.W., M.H.N., Certified Holistic Nutritionist
Aging brings gradual changes, such as slower movement, a foggier memory, or a smaller appetite, that are often mistaken for 'just getting older.' While some slowing down is normal, many of these changes can be supported through nutrition and care, helping your senior dog or cat feel more like themselves for longer.
Common signs of aging include joint stiffness, disrupted sleep, disorientation, and changes in appetite or digestion. These changes are often connected. Disrupted sleep can relate to cognitive decline, while reduced mobility can affect appetite and digestion. Because these changes overlap, they're rarely best addressed one at a time.
We look at your senior pet's full picture, including mobility, cognitive health, digestion, and comfort, to build a nutrition and care plan that supports them as a whole. The goal isn't to reverse aging, but to help your dog or cat feel clear-headed, comfortable, and engaged for as many good years as possible.
From joint stiffness to cognitive changes, Darleen offers consultations focused on comfort, nutrition, and quality of life for aging dogs and cats.
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