11055 County Line Road
Madison, AL 35758
Mon–Thu: 7am–5:30pm
Fri: 7am–2pm | 3pm–5:30pm (Closed 2–3pm for training)
Sat: 8am–12pm | Sun: Closed
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As your pet enters their senior years, their health needs change. Animal Health Care Center offers specialized senior pet care designed to keep aging dogs and cats comfortable, active, and well-supported through every stage of life.
Senior pet care focuses on the health concerns most common in older animals, including arthritis, dental disease, organ function changes, and cognitive decline. Because pets tend to hide discomfort, more frequent monitoring becomes especially important as they age.
Most dogs and cats are considered seniors around seven years old, though this can vary by breed and size. Animal Health Care Center's team tailors senior care plans to your pet's individual health history and needs.
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Here's how our Madison team supports your pet's health in their senior years.
We perform a thorough physical exam, paying close attention to joints, weight, muscle condition, and mobility, along with screening for common age-related conditions.
Routine bloodwork and urinalysis help us monitor organ function, catch early signs of disease such as kidney or thyroid issues, and track changes over time.
Based on exam findings, we'll discuss nutrition, pain management, mobility support, and any adjustments needed to keep your senior pet comfortable at home.
Aging pets benefit from more frequent, focused veterinary attention. Animal Health Care Center's senior care visits are designed to catch age-related changes early and help your pet enjoy a comfortable, active quality of life for as long as possible.
Conditions like kidney disease, arthritis, and hyperthyroidism are far more manageable when caught early through regular senior screenings.
From joint supplements to pain management, we help keep your senior pet moving comfortably and enjoying their favorite activities.
Our team at Animal Health Care Center is here to support you with honest guidance and compassionate care as your pet's needs evolve with age.
Most dogs and cats are considered senior around seven years of age, though larger dog breeds may reach this stage earlier. Your veterinarian can help determine the right timeline for your pet.
Animal Health Care Center generally recommends senior wellness exams every six months, along with routine bloodwork, so we can catch age-related changes early.
Arthritis, dental disease, kidney disease, thyroid disorders, and cognitive changes are among the most common conditions we monitor for in senior dogs and cats.
Yes, we offer guidance on joint supplements, pain management, and lifestyle adjustments to help keep your senior pet comfortable and mobile.
Call Animal Health Care Center at (256) 461-8440 to schedule your pet's senior wellness exam. We're located at 11055 County Line Road, Madison, AL 35758 and open Monday-Thursday 7am-5:30pm, Friday 7am-2pm; 3pm-5:30pm, and Saturday 8am-12pm.
Ready to get started? Call our team at (256) 461-8440. Animal Health Care Center is conveniently located at 11055 County Line Road, Madison, AL 35758. We're here Monday-Thursday 7am-5:30pm, Friday 7am-2pm; 3pm-5:30pm, and Saturday 8am-12pm. Trust our veterinary team to give your pet the attentive, experienced care they deserve.
