Dear Momma Gail: Am I Doing Enough for My Old Dog?
· Kellye Potter
When caring for an older dog leaves you wondering whether you’re doing enough, Momma Gail offers reassurance, practical ways to notice comfort, and permission to...
· Kellye Potter
When caring for an older dog leaves you wondering whether you’re doing enough, Momma Gail offers reassurance, practical ways to notice comfort, and permission to...
· Kellye Potter
When an older dog paces after dark, a gentle evening routine and a conversation with your veterinarian can help you find the next right step.
· Kellye Potter
Momma Gail reflects on the quiet rituals of senior dog care: noticing changes, respecting individual needs, and making room for the caregiver, too.
· Kellye Potter
A story about the quiet companionship of an older person and an older dog, with a reminder that both deserve their own meals, care, and...
· Kellye Potter
A caregiver’s guide to noticing irritated skin, contacting your veterinarian, and avoiding guesswork with home remedies for senior dog hot spots.
· Kellye Potter
When nighttime pacing comes with apparent confusion, Momma Gail explains why an individual veterinary assessment matters more than assuming dementia.
· Kellye Potter
Kellye shares the morning ritual behind Momma’s smoothie story, with a clear distinction between shared company, individual nutrition needs, and medical care.
· Kellye Potter
Worried your older dog needs more supplements? Momma Gail shares a gentle, veterinarian-guided approach to daily care, food, and the pressure to buy every bottle.
· Kellye Potter
Momma Gail answers a worried caregiver’s question about stiffness, safe footing, and getting veterinary help for an older dog who struggles to rise.
· Kellye Potter
Momma Gail answers a worried caregiver’s heat-safety question, with immediate cooling and emergency veterinary guidance grounded in PDSA advice.
· Kellye Potter
Nobody hands you a guide when your dog goes gray. Here are the 5 things that actually helped us — and might help you too.
· Kellye Potter
When a senior dog eats less, Momma Gail offers reassurance without dismissing the change as pickiness, plus practical questions for your veterinarian.