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Senior Pet Care

Helping your senior pet live their golden years with comfort, dignity, and the best possible quality of life.

Senior Pet Care

Overview

About Senior Pet Care

Pets age faster than we do — a 7-year-old dog is roughly equivalent to a 50-year-old human. Senior pets need more frequent monitoring to catch age-related conditions like arthritis, kidney disease, diabetes, and cognitive decline.

Our senior wellness program includes bi-annual comprehensive exams, expanded bloodwork panels, blood pressure monitoring, and individualized pain and mobility management plans.

Category

Preventive Care

Typical cost

$95–$250

Location

St. Louis, MO

Why Clix

Why Choose Clix for Senior Pet Care

Bi-Annual Monitoring

Twice-yearly exams catch changes early when treatment is most effective.

Comprehensive Screening

Expanded blood panels, urinalysis, and thyroid testing included.

Pain Management

Multimodal arthritis and chronic pain protocols to maintain mobility.

Quality of Life Focus

Honest, compassionate guidance for every stage of your pet's senior years.

The Process

What to Expect

1

Senior Wellness Exam

Thorough physical exam with focus on age-related changes.

2

Diagnostic Screening

Comprehensive bloodwork, urinalysis, thyroid panel, and blood pressure.

3

Mobility Assessment

Joint evaluation and pain scoring to guide treatment decisions.

4

Personalized Senior Plan

Tailored nutrition, exercise, supplement, and medication recommendations.

How Much Does Senior Pet Care Cost in St. Louis?

Typical range: $95–$250

Factors That Affect Pricing

  • Level of diagnostic screening
  • Pain management medications
  • Frequency of visits
  • Specialty referrals if needed

Our Transparency Promise

At Clix Family Hospitals, we believe in upfront, honest pricing. We will always provide a detailed estimate before any procedure and explain your options so you can make the best decision for your pet and budget. No surprises, ever.

Real Patients

What St. Louis Pet Parents Say

Ginger is 14 and has kidney issues. Dr. Chen monitors her bloodwork every three months and always explains the numbers in a way that makes sense. She caught a change early last year that could have been serious. Ginger is still thriving because of this team.

Ginger · Maine Coon · Brentwood

Seen by Dr. Sarah Chen

Frequently Asked

Senior Pet Care FAQs

Dogs are generally considered seniors at age 7 (large breeds may be senior at 5–6). Cats are typically senior at age 10–11.
We recommend bi-annual (every 6 months) wellness visits for senior pets to catch age-related changes early.
Absolutely. We offer multimodal arthritis management including medications, joint supplements, laser therapy, weight management, and physical rehabilitation guidance.

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