Senior DogsSenior Dogs
For their golden years

Senior Dogs

Gentle comfort and everyday care picked for older dogs, from supportive beds to tummy support, so their later years are their comfiest.

4,000+ ordersTrusted by Aussie pet owners
30-day guaranteeTry it risk-free
Giving backMonthly donations to 5 rescues
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Find what helps

What's changed for your older dog?

Ageing shows up differently in every dog. Pick what you've noticed.

Caring for an older dog

Small changes worth noticing

Most dogs are considered senior from around 7, earlier for big breeds. These are normal parts of ageing, and small changes at home help a lot.

01

Slower to get up

A supportive bed and non-slip rugs on hard floors make mornings easier.

02

Sleeping more

Give them a quiet, comfy spot away from busy areas of the house.

03

Shorter walks

Two short walks often suit them better than one long one.

04

Pickier with food

Warm their food slightly or try a lick bowl to make meals more inviting.

Senior dogs do best with a vet check-up every 6 months. Mention any sudden changes straight away.

Questions

Senior dog FAQs

At what age is my dog a senior?

Usually around 7 years, earlier for large and giant breeds and a little later for small breeds.

What's the best bed for an older dog?

A memory foam or orthopedic bed with a low entry. It supports their joints and is easy to step onto.

Why does my older dog feel the heat more?

Older dogs often regulate their temperature less efficiently, so shade, water and a cool place to lie down matter more in summer.

How long does shipping take?

Orders ship with tracking. You'll get an email with your tracking link as soon as it's on the way.

What if it's not right for my dog?

Every order is covered by our 30-day guarantee. Get in touch and we'll make it right.

Every order helps dogs in need

Pawvera donates monthly to RSPCA, AWL, Second Chance Animal Rescue, AWDRI and Guide Dogs.

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Senior DogsSenior Dogs
For their golden years

Senior Dogs

Gentle comfort and everyday care picked for older dogs, from supportive beds to tummy support, so their later years are their comfiest.

4,000+ ordersTrusted by Aussie pet owners
30-day guaranteeTry it risk-free
Giving backMonthly donations to 5 rescues
Secure checkoutAll major cards
Find what helps

What's changed for your older dog?

Ageing shows up differently in every dog. Pick what you've noticed.

Caring for an older dog

Small changes worth noticing

Most dogs are considered senior from around 7, earlier for big breeds. These are normal parts of ageing, and small changes at home help a lot.

01

Slower to get up

A supportive bed and non-slip rugs on hard floors make mornings easier.

02

Sleeping more

Give them a quiet, comfy spot away from busy areas of the house.

03

Shorter walks

Two short walks often suit them better than one long one.

04

Pickier with food

Warm their food slightly or try a lick bowl to make meals more inviting.

Senior dogs do best with a vet check-up every 6 months. Mention any sudden changes straight away.

Questions

Senior dog FAQs

At what age is my dog a senior?

Usually around 7 years, earlier for large and giant breeds and a little later for small breeds.

What's the best bed for an older dog?

A memory foam or orthopedic bed with a low entry. It supports their joints and is easy to step onto.

Why does my older dog feel the heat more?

Older dogs often regulate their temperature less efficiently, so shade, water and a cool place to lie down matter more in summer.

How long does shipping take?

Orders ship with tracking. You'll get an email with your tracking link as soon as it's on the way.

What if it's not right for my dog?

Every order is covered by our 30-day guarantee. Get in touch and we'll make it right.

Every order helps dogs in need

Pawvera donates monthly to RSPCA, AWL, Second Chance Animal Rescue, AWDRI and Guide Dogs.

Shop all collections →