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The Golden Years

As your dog gets older, continue to give him annual exam visits with your veterinarian. It's especially important to have your pet's health checked during his older years when medical problems can come up. Some larger breeds that weigh in at over 90 pounds can reach their golden years as young as six to nine years of age. A 10-pound toy dog may become senior anywhere from nine to thirteen years of age. Some common health issues to consider for an older dog are hearing loss, diminished eyesight, muscular aches and pains, and loss of bladder control.

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