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Beyond Longevity: Supporting Healthy Ageing and Mobility in Pets
Pets change as they get older, just like people do.
Their bodies may use energy differently, and they may lose some strength or find it harder to move.
Their digestion can also change.
The article says food that suits a pet’s age and needs can help support their health.
Keeping a healthy body condition and muscle strength matters too.
Freossi Power is mentioned as a product for supporting older pets’ muscles and bones.
Food is only one part of care, so pets also need suitable exercise and regular vet check-ups.
The goal is not to stop ageing, but to help pets stay comfortable and enjoy their lives.
Healthy ageing means supporting pets’ comfort, activity and engagement, not just extending lifespan.
Ageing can involve changes in inflammation, metabolism, muscle mass, mobility and gut microbiota.
The article says nutrition should suit a pet’s life stage, lifestyle, breed, size and individual needs.
Freossi Power is described as a product formulated to support musculoskeletal health in geriatric pets.
The article recommends combining appropriate nutrition with veterinary care, exercise and monitoring for changes.
- Who
- Pet parents and ageing pets.
- What
- An article discusses ways to support healthy ageing in pets through nutrition, veterinary care, exercise and attention to changing needs.
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
- When
- October 3; the year is not specified.
- Why
- To help pets maintain comfort, function and quality of life as they age.
Key facts
- Article dateline
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Publication date
- October 3; year not stated
- Age-related changes discussed
- Oxidative stress, low-grade inflammation, metabolic changes, reduced muscle mass and strength, mobility changes, and changes in gut microbiota
- Nutrition guidance
- Nutrition should reflect a pet’s age, lifestyle, breed, size and individual needs.
- Product mentioned
- Freossi Power, described as formulated to support musculoskeletal health in geriatric pets
- Broader care approach
- Regular veterinary care, appropriate exercise, healthy body condition and monitoring changes in mobility, appetite, behaviour and activity
- Source disclaimer
- The article is identified as an advertorial supplied by PNN; ANI disclaims responsibility for its content.










