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Write a Review: Senior Dog Foods

As our dogs get older, their dietary needs change. They don't need as many calories as a younger dog, and may need some help with joint health and weight management. The definition of "senior dog" varies greatly with size and breed, but the general rule of thumb is dogs older than 7 or 8 years of age (older for small dogs, younger for large ones).

Have you switched your dog to a senior diet? How did you decide on this brand? What do you like about this food, and do you think it helps your dog? Please tell us about your favorite senior dog food.

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