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Older dogs go through physical changes in their later years, just as people do.
That's why it's so important that your dog receive total health care from your veterinarian. In addition to annual vaccinations and checkups, talk to your veterinarian about special geriatric screenings for your dog. You can help by keeping track of any changes in the way your dog looks, acts or feels and reporting them to your veterinarian. Aside from regular veterinary care, proper nutrition is one of the most important things you can do to help your dog maintain a long, happy and healthy life. Purina Senior dog food has been developed to help meet the special nutritional needs of senior dogs.