In the twilight years of life, pet dogs seem to have a supernatural premonition that they can sense that they are about to usher in the end of their lives.

At this critical moment, there are several signs that they may have sensed that their time is about to run out. As pet owners, we should cherish every moment we spend with them.

The following are five behaviors that dogs may appear before their death. This is a signal of changes in their physical and mental state, prompting us to accompany them more carefully:

1. Looking for a secret place

Dogs will instinctively find a quiet corner to hide themselves, hoping to quietly wait for the last moment of life in an environment without disturbing others.

This behavior is not only due to an instinctive defense mechanism, but also their ultimate manifestation of concern for the master and is unwilling to become a burden to us.

2. Quiet tranquility

When life is coming to an end, the lively and leaping of the dogs gradually turns into a peaceful tranquility.

They choose to lie quietly and immerse themselves in their own world, as if they are savoring the little things of the past.

3. The entanglement of disease

The dogs whose life is about to end may show symptoms of physical discomfort, such as decreased appetite, vomiting or diarrhea.

These physiological changes are often external manifestations of the gradual decline of body functions.

4. The disappearance of appetite

At the dusk stage of life, dogs' thirst for food will gradually weaken, and they may even refuse to eat.

This is because their digestive system can no longer handle food as efficiently as they were when they were young.

5. In lovely eyes

At the last moment of life, dogs will look at their owners with their gentle and affectionate eyes. Such eyes seemed to reveal their reluctance to this world and their deep gratitude and love for their masters.

To extend the lifespan of pet dogs and make their later years healthier and happier, you can adopt the following suggestions:

1. Regular health checks

Make sure that you take your dog to the veterinarian for a comprehensive medical examination every year. By checking key health indicators such as heart, breathing, body temperature, blood pressure and blood sugar, potential health problems can be discovered and dealt with in a timely manner.

2. Continuous care and interaction

owner's care is crucial to the dog's sense of happiness. Through daily interactions, play, and giving appropriate snacks, they can feel loved and cherished, which has a positive impact on their mental health.

3. Nutritional supplements

Balanced intake of nutrition is crucial to the healthy lifespan of dogs. Provide them with high-quality, digestible foods, ensuring that their diet meets their physiological needs and helps them live a healthy and long life.

At this time, I want to ask you: At what age did your dog leave you? In their journey of life, we are both companions and guardians, and let us cherish every moment we spend with them.