​Many pet guardians dismiss the changes they notice in their senior or geriatric pets as "something that just happens" or "it's just aging"—and as a result, the whole family, including the pet, simply learns to live with it. These changes can show up in activity levels, mobility, appetite, energy, willingness to engage, and behavior—like increased grumpiness or losing interest in things they once loved.

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The years pass quickly, and gradually settling into life with an aging pet can make these shifts feel normal. But the assumption that it's "just aging" can easily mask how much is actually possible—there's a great deal that can be done to maximize mobility, comfort, happiness, vitality, and overall well-being.

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Figuring out what that looks like for your individual pet isn't always intuitive, and it's not something you should have to navigate alone.

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That's why you're invited to enroll in the Core Level Support Plan—just as many other pet guardians have. Starting at $75/month, it gives you access to the foundational support that makes a real, lasting difference, now and well into the future.

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​​​​Your plan includes:

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• A personal consultation to kick things off and properly assess your and your pet's needs

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• Expert guidance connecting you with vital local resources—veterinary professionals, pet care providers, products, and more—tailored to your pet's and family's evolving needs

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• Regular, scheduled check-ins each month (available in person or remotely)

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• Complimentary access to the virtual learning hub, covering topics relevant to caregivers of pets with changing needs

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• Complimentary download of the Telos Quality of Well-Being Assessment Tool

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• Deep, meaningful emotional support for guardian caregivers and their pet

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• ​Effective communication, nuanced understanding—and zero judgement 

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• ​​​Advocacy to facilitate the most robust support and conversations with vets and veterinary interdiscplinary teams possible​​​

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• ​​Educating guardians on what to expect with the trajectory of their pet’s diagnoses​

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• Coaching on proper administration of medications and troubleshooting pet and caregiver challenges, using Fear Free principles ​​​​​​

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• Environmental (home and outdoor) safety assessments and ideas to maximize well being, optimal safety and mobility​

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• ​​​​​Help and perspective on appetite challenges, including those that are unreliable, waning and absent

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• ​​​​Coaching on recognizing behaviors that can be indicative of anxiety, discomfort, pain, nausea and distress​​​

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• Enrichment education to help reduce pet boredom and enhance mental and emotional well being, with a focus on those pets with mobility issues and cognitive decline​

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• And more

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With this depth of ongoing support, you'll be far better equipped to meet the changing needs of your pet during this meaningful time—and to do so with confidence.

 

Available to families in the greater Ann Arbor area, with an all-virtual option for those elsewhere in the U.S.