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Article: The Changing Nutritional Needs of Active, Mature Dogs - Senior Care Health Month Addresses Unique Needs of Older Pets -.
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- PR Newswire
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- September 1, 2000
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DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ --
She's still lean and limber and can outrun dogs half her age. But at the age of seven (five for large-breed dogs), your favorite canine has officially reached "mature" status. At that age, changes are beginning to occur in how her body functions, so it only makes sense that what she eats also needs to change. With September slated as Senior Care Health Month for pets, now is an excellent time to think about your active older dog's nutritional needs.
The nutritional quality of food -- its ability to maintain and nourish your dog's cells -- can slow or delay the effects of aging and help promote a healthy, active ...