Frens, I’m sick. I don’t know how much time I have left…but it’s not much. It’s unexpected. I’m only 10, and I’ve only had mild symptoms until earlier this week. But my spleen is bleeding & the prognosis is not good. I love you all. Thank you for your friendship. #beagle 😢
#2: FitBark 2 helps monitor sleep in senior dogs
-It calculates a sleep score, which provides you with a baseline.
-It shows you the breakdown per hour.
-It gives you historical data per week, month, and year.
-Night activity can indicate health conditions.
Pay attention to any changes and keep a daily log, dividing it into positives and challenges they face. This will help you make decisions to ensure they live in dignity and comfort in their golden years.
-Are they eating well?
-Do they engage with the family and want to play?
-Can they go to the bathroom by themselves?
-Do they enjoy their walks?
-Are there any signs of pain?
-Are they too skinny?
3. Sensors: Detect motion, track your pet's daily activities, and monitor their heart rate, calories burned, behavior, sleeping patterns, and much more.
These can be found in smart collars and
pet cameras, and smart toys.