When your dog starts greying, stiffening, and sleeping through the afternoon, love alone isn't enough — you need a system. The Senior Dog Care Coordinator is a 24-page printable binder that organizes the senior years: health, home, food, mind, and the hard parts too.

It starts with the practical stuff: how senior age differs by breed size, what to change at home (ramps, rugs, night-lights), and how to adjust food, exercise, and medications as your dog ages. You'll get the questions to ask at the senior baseline vet visit, a medication master list, and a one-line-a-day health log that turns "seems off" into data your vet can use.

The book also covers what most owners avoid until it's too late: canine cognitive dysfunction, the HHHHHMM quality-of-life scale, comfort care when treatment stops helping, and planning end-of-life decisions calmly — before a crisis forces them. Six printable worksheets (senior snapshot, vet-visit prep, medication list, home safety audit, quality-of-life scale, end-of-life wishes) plus a supply checklist and emergency info card make this the binder you'll actually use.

This is general information for senior dog care, not veterinary advice — the book is designed to bring *to* your vet, so you decide together.