What age should my dog be to start this course?

This course is perfect for dogs aged 6 to 21 years of age! However it’s never too early to start to gain an understanding of what older dogs need.

I have a young senior dog who doesn't really seem to have a lot of issues yet. Is this course a good fit?

YES. We specifically address early seniors and what to focus on with this group of dogs throughout this course. In addition, this course will set you up NOW to start learning what to be on the lookout for. The earlier we get started, the better long-term results you will see with many of the methods we teach.

How long is the time commitment?

The course is a 5 part course that we recommend doing in 5 weeks however it is completely self paced and you can have access to it forever. We suggest doing what works best for you and your schedule. Total hours spent in the course is usually 4 to 5 hours.

What if I already have a care system for my senior dog, do I still need this course?

Even experienced senior dog owners have benefited from this course because things evolve over time. The best way to keep up to date on senior dog care is to continually add to your knowledge. Trust us–some of the content in here has never been discussed like this and we’ve had MANY veterinarians and experienced dog owners say they are so glad they took this course. They learned so much!

Do you offer a refund if the course isn’t a good fit?

Yes! We want you to see what an amazing difference it makes in yours and your furbabies life which is why if you watch the videos and do all the work and are still unsatisfied, you can get 100% refund within 60 days.

How long will I have access to the course?

You will have access to this course forever!

Jul 5, 20202 min read

FIRST STEP TO HELPING YOUR SENIOR DOG LIVE IT'S BEST LIFE

What’s the first step to giving your pet a happy and healthy life?!?

Finding a veterinarian and animal hospital that you trust! Having this trust and relationship with your vet hospital will lead to your pet’s best care. And we all want that.

The good news is there are so many great vet’s out there, you just need to find the one that is right for your pet!

Here are 6 things that I think count in helping you find a vet and vet clinic for you and your pet:

✅Teamwork: the best clinics have staff that work well together. Leadership studies show time and time again that highly functioning teams perform the best. Do you see folks that treat eachother with respect and camaraderie?

✅Empathy: in medicine, with the high volume of sick patients that we see, it is easy for things to become overly clinical. So you want to make sure you have a vet clinic that shows their clients empathy and compassion. We can’t always get every pet in for appointments, but do they express empathy to you and your baby when they are ill?

✅Cleanliness: ok, so we can’t pick up every single hair everytime, but in general do you see a habit for cleanliness in the clinic?

✅People you like and trust: you guys, there are so many types of vet clinics! There are clinics with a down to earth feel, a white coat and tie feel, a holistic approach and more. How does the culture and presentation resonate with you? Do you feel comfortable with the people and the clinic when you walk through the door? Maybe you do not always want to do their plan, but again- does it seem in your pet’s best interest?

✅Professionalism: things will not always go as planned as we are all human. But do we handle situations with professionalism. Do we have plans for improving that situation in the future and have we addressed your concerns?

✅Are staff happy? I think this says alot about a workplace. We all know why. Working at a place with poor leadership can make people feel down or unmotivated which can be distracting. So, do the staff seem happy?

Those are my top 6 things to consider in choosing a vet clinic you trust with your pet.

What are some things you love about your vet clinic?