The Senior Dog Care Pack
Stop worrying blindly. Start noticing.
Somewhere along the way, your dog got old. The walks got shorter, the naps got longer, and a new kind of worry moved in: is she eating less, or am I imagining it? Was he this stiff last month? Did anyone give the evening pill?
The hard part of caring for a senior dog isn’t love — you have plenty. It’s keeping track. This 18-page printable pack turns that vague worry into a five-minute weekly routine. Print it, put it on a clipboard, and know — in writing — how your dog is really doing.
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Real pages from the pack
Made to be printed and written on
US Letter, comfortable to fill in by hand, black & white printing is fine. Reprint the form pages as often as you need.
What’s inside
Eight tools, one shared brain for the household
An 18-page printable PDF (US Letter), designed to be written on, organized into eight sections — plus a cover page and a one-page “how to use this pack” guide that sets up the whole routine in five minutes.
Weekly Wellness Scorecard
Rate appetite, energy, mobility, bathroom habits, and weight on a simple 0–3 scale, with a plain-language “call the vet if…” threshold guide. Slow declines become visible in weeks, not months.
Medication & Supplement Log
A full month view with name, dose, time, and a “given by” box, so multi-person households never double-dose or miss one.
Vet Visit Prep Sheets
What’s changed since last visit, your questions ranked, space for the vet’s answers and the agreed next steps. Walk in organized, walk out with answers.
Daily Care Checklist
A senior-specific daily routine: meds, water intake, mobility help, grooming spot-checks, and skin checks for dogs in diapers or belly bands.
Mobility & Comfort Home Audit
A room-by-room walkthrough of floors, stairs, beds, bowl height, night lighting, and car entry, with a “my fix” column. Most fixes are cheap and immediate.
Nutrition Transition Planner
A gentle 10-day schedule for switching to a senior food, with appetite and stool tracking so you catch upset early.
Quality-of-Life Journal
The HHHHHMM scale vets use, explained in plain language, plus scoring pages and a good-day/bad-day tally for the hardest season — so decisions can be rooted in love, not fear.
Emergency Page
Vet and ER numbers, US poison hotlines, and your dog’s baseline vitals, ready for the fridge before you ever need it.
Who it’s for
Owners of dogs in their senior years — roughly seven and up for big dogs, ten and up for small ones — and anyone caring for a dog with age-related changes: stiffness, slowing down, new accidents, more pills than there used to be. If several people share the care of one old dog, this pack is the shared brain the household has been missing.
Why it works
Vets consistently say the most useful thing an owner can bring is a record: when it started, how often, what changed. Memory is a poor historian — paper isn’t. Five minutes a week on the scorecard gives your vet exactly the history that helps them help your dog, and gives you the quiet confidence of actually knowing.
One-time purchase
$24
- 18-page printable PDF, US Letter
- All 8 tools + how-to guide
- Instant download after checkout
- Reprint the form pages forever
Not ready for the full pack?
Take the free 2-page Senior Dog Weekly Checklist — the same wellness scorecard from the pack, yours to print. We’ll send you the download instantly.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What exactly do I get?
One PDF, 18 pages, US Letter size, delivered by instant download right after purchase. Print the whole pack or just the pages you need — and reprint the form pages as many times as you like for your own household.
Do I need anything special to use it?
A printer and a pen. It’s designed for home printing — black and white is fine, and there’s comfortable space to write in every form.
Is this veterinary advice?
No — and it doesn’t pretend to be. The pack contains no dosing or treatment instructions. It’s an observation and organization tool that helps you notice changes and communicate them to your vet, with clear “call your vet if…” prompts throughout. It complements veterinary care; it never replaces it.
My dog is 14 and already has health issues. Is it still useful?
Especially then. The medication log, vet visit prep sheets, and quality-of-life journal were built for exactly that stage.
What if it’s not for me?
Email us within 30 days of purchase and we’ll refund you in full. No forms, no hard feelings.
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Aging Paws Guide provides general information for dog owners and is not a substitute for professional veterinary care. We are not veterinarians. The Senior Dog Care Pack is an observation and organization tool — always consult a licensed veterinarian about your dog’s health, especially a senior dog or one with a diagnosed condition. This page contains no affiliate links; the pack is our own product.