Tag: Senior German Shepherd muscle health
Maintaining Muscle Mass in Older German Shepherds: Preserve Strength, Mobility, and Independence for 2-4 More Active Years
You notice your 8-year-old German Shepherd hesitating at the bottom of the stairs—just for a moment—before climbing. His hind legs look slightly thinner than you remember, but you dismiss it as “normal aging.” Those subtle signs? They’re early warnings of sarcopenia—age-related muscle loss—and catching them now could add 2-4 years of comfortable, independent mobility to…
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