Does your dog suffer from doggy dementia?

Take this survey to find out!

The estimated prevalence of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) generally varies between 14% and 35% of the pet dog population. CCD is likely more common than what these numbers suggest due to many undiagnosed cases.

The incidence of CCD is likely underestimated because many pet owners “suffer in silence” or consider senility to be a normal part of aging - but it doesn’t have to be.

Ask your veterinarian if CogniCaps is right for your dog.

At night, is your dog awake and seem restless or pace?

(Score as 0=Never, 1=Once a week, 2=Several times a week, 3=Every night)

Has your dog become more vocal at night?

(Score as 0=Never, 1=Occasionally, 2=Often, 3=Every night)

Does your dog defecate or urinate inside or doesn’t properly signal to go outside?

(Score as 0=Never, 1=Once a week, 2=Several times a week, 3=Daily)

Does your dog have a decreased interest in normal activities including greeting you or showing affection?

(Score as 0=none, 1=mild, 2=moderate, 3=severe)

Does your pet show anxiety or fear when entering a new environment?

(Score as 0=No fear, 1=Mildly fearful, 2=Moderately fearful, 3=Severely fearful)

Does your pet become anxious when you leave it alone?

(Score as 0=Not anxious, 1=Mildly anxious, 2=Moderately anxious, 3=Severely anxious)

Has your dog become more irritable/fearful/aggressive with visitors, family or other animals during social interactions?

(Score as 0=No , 1=Slightly, 2=Moderately, 3=Severely)

Have you noticed that your dog gets distracted more easily?

(Score as 0=No , 1=Occasionally, 2=Often, 3=Always)

Does your pet display a lack of interest in playing with toys, family members, or other pets?