When your once-ravenous dog starts leaving food in the bowl, it might be more than just a picky phase—it could signal that their nutritional needs have fundamentally changed. In this episode, professional pet groomer Jasmine Caldwell shares what she learned after her seven-year-old dog Duke suddenly stopped eating his usual kibble, and how that discovery transformed the way she feeds all her senior rescues. Whether your aging pup is slowing down, showing joint stiffness, or just not thriving like they used to, this episode breaks down exactly what to look for in senior dog food and why the right formula can genuinely extend your dog's quality of life.

• Senior dogs need lower calorie density and reduced fat (8–12% fat, 18–25% protein) because their metabolism slows and excess weight puts dangerous stress on already-compromised joints. ...