Keep track and then report them to us immediately before they become serious.
- Just not acting like himself/herself
- Interacting less often with family
- Responding less often or less enthusiastically
- Changing in behavior/activity level
- Having difficulty climbing stairs
- Having difficulty jumping
- Exhibiting increased stiffness or limping
- Drinking more often
- Urinating more often
- Changing eating patters
- Noticeably gaining or losing weight
- Losing housetraining habits
- Changing sleeping patterns
- Becoming confused or disoriented
- Changing hair coat, skin, or new lumps or bumps
- Scratching more often
- Exhibiting bad breath/red or swollen gums
- Showing tremors or shaking
Pet Health Checklist & When Is It An Emergency

