01/30/2026
Don’t overlook the quiet symptoms. Addison’s can affect dogs of any age, size, or breed. While some breeds are more predisposed, no dog is truly “safe” from it. What makes Addison’s so serious is that it’s caused by a lack of two vital hormones: aldosterone, which regulates water balance and blood pressure, and cortisol, which helps the body cope with everyday stress like exercise, excitement, and fear. In most cases, both hormones are missing, creating a silent but dangerous imbalance inside your dog’s body.
The challenge is that Addison’s symptoms are vague and often unpredictable. Fatigue, occasional vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, shaking, or unexplained abdominal discomfort may come and go—making the disease easy to miss without proper testing. Acting quickly, though, can be life-saving.
So what’s the key takeaway for pet owners? Addison’s is a condition where teamwork between you and your veterinarian truly matters. The earlier it’s diagnosed and treated, the better the outcome. And the good news: once a dog with Addison’s is properly diagnosed and stabilized with regular medication, their prognosis is excellent. With consistent treatment, they can live a long, normal, happy life.
That’s why we offer our Senior Pet Wellness Package, designed to keep aging pets healthy, comfortable, and thriving—and to help uncover hidden conditions like Cushing’s disease before they start affecting quality of life.
This package includes a full physical exam, senior bloodwork and urinalysis, 4CYTE™ (50g) for joint health and mobility, and EicosaDerm® omega-3s for skin, coat, and joint support. It’s available for pets 7 years and older for $480 + tax, with one package redeemable per pet during the promotion period. This promotion runs until January 31, 2026.
To participate, simply scan the QR code or visit our website to fill out the form—then show your confirmation page to our customer service team.
