The topic of old dog health is becoming increasingly more important with rapid, innovations in natural and holistic medicine and technology.
When Titan was 12 years old, he was diagnosed with bilateral proprioceptive stall. Basically back leg weakness secondary to progressive centeral nervous system (CNS) issues. He gradually became incontinent of stool and later on, occasionally urine. He already was on a heart medication for congestive heart failure. We were helping the heart, but slowly damaging the kidneys since they were the main organs responsible for metabolizing the medication. The magic of medicine is all about balancing these delicate intricacies.
We had a great veterinarian who helped us plan and support Titan. On our own, we started canine hydrotherapy which gave a few days of strength back to Titan hind legs. We took him swimming with a professional once, sometimes twice a week. This helped Titan have more “better” days. But it didn’t help with everything.
I wish that the FitBark 2 had been available than. The intuitive, individualized technology maximize health of our senior dogs by allowing specific monitoring for health issues.
The individualized results provide owners with confidence that they are doing their best to improve longevity as FitBark tracks activity, sleep and play. Owners can modify the dog’s profile to include the most prominent health issue, diabetes, cancer and allergies, to list a few choices. Owners get peace of mind in following daily results and can better determine “good” days and “bad” days based on numerical, dynamic results. Knowing that pain is well managed when activity and sleep remain at even percentages is a relief for owners.
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Summary
This article explores how FitBark 2 works worldwide to monitor your senior dog’s health. It’s the best health monitor for senior dogs because you can program exactly what health condition you need monitored. Fitbark 2 helps you improve your old dog’s quality of life by providing feedback on how well your dog is doing everyday. Sleep and activity will be especially important as you provide medications and experiment with diets to keep your elderly dog health and happy.