“5 Things Your Dog Does, 2 Years Before Their Brain Begins To Shut Down And Dog Dementia Sets In”
(PLUS 2 ADVANCED WARNING SIGNS BELOW)
Excessive Sleeping:
Dogs that are experiencing cognitive issues sleep less ‘deeply’ at night, and hence, they tend to sleep more during the day.*
Appetite:
A sudden or unexplained increase or decrease in hunger might be triggered by cognitive issues.*
Difficulty Recognizing Commands:
If your dog begins to forget familiar commands or has trouble responding to them, that may suggest poor circulation to the brain which is a direct cause of early cognitive decline.*
Increased Irritability:
Early cognitive changes could lead to heightened irritability, resulting in unexpected displays of aggression or impatience.*
Difficulty Navigating Obstacles:
Trouble navigating around furniture or bumping into objects, especially in the early morning or nighttime, may suggest spatial awareness cognitive problems.*
