Caring for your senior dog with tenderness

The years go by, the muzzle turns grey, the walks slow down. But love never fades. The Golden Years collection is dedicated to senior dogs and the owners who want to give them the very best during this precious stage of life.

Joint comfort, adapted nutrition, everyday moments of gentleness: each product in this selection has been chosen to improve the well-being of your aging companion. Because a senior dog deserves just as much attention, if not more, than a young puppy.

Supporting your dog through their later years

A dog is considered senior from around 7 to 10 years of age depending on their size. The most common signs are reduced energy, joint stiffness, and changes in vision or hearing. Adapting their environment, outings and diet makes a real difference to their quality of life.

Our blog offers detailed articles on senior dog health, veterinary check-ups to plan, and the small daily gestures that matter.

Frequently asked questions

At what age is my dog considered senior?

It depends on their size. Small breeds (under 10 kg) enter the senior phase around 10-12 years. Medium breeds around 8-10 years. Large breeds around 6-8 years. Your vet can help you adapt their care accordingly.

What are the first signs of aging in dogs?

The most common signs are slower walks, difficulty climbing stairs, longer sleep, reduced appetite and a greying muzzle. An annual veterinary check-up helps detect specific needs.

Do these products replace veterinary care?

No. Our products are comfort and wellness supplements. For any health concern, always consult your vet. Our guides can help you ask the right questions during your visits.

Also discover our Wellness and Calm collection and our Tribute collection to accompany every stage of your companion's life.