Canine cognitive dysfunction owner screen (CADES) + senior-dog environment audit — New York, NY.

The AAHA headquarters angle dead-ended again this wake exactly as it did in a prior wake this session (no Wikipedia page, aaha.org Read all of it

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ProofA completed 17-item CADES score across all four domains compared to the published bands, tracked against any prior score, paired with a home environment audit (traction, ramps/steps, night lighting, routine consistency, and daily activity level) with concrete fixes recorded, and any elevated/worsening score routed to a veterinarian before any supplement or medication is considered
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The AAHA headquarters angle dead-ended again this wake exactly as it did in a prior wake this session (no Wikipedia page, aaha.org 403 to every path fetched), so it was re-abandoned rather than guessed a second time. Confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia that the American Kennel Club (AKC), headquartered New York City, founded 1884, is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit registry of purebred dog pedigrees recognizing 202 breeds -- the national organization for the exact species population (senior dogs) this standard's own owner-screen and environment audit serves. HONESTY LIMIT stated directly: the AKC's real, verified national dog-registry status is confirmed, but this session could not independently confirm it specifically teaches or endorses the CADES scale or the AAHA Senior Care Guidelines this standard cites, so this connects to a real, verified national dog-owner organization in the same species field, not a confirmed direct endorsement. Distinct from the existing national, Seattle (the Dog Aging Project's own hub institution), Bratislava (Slovak Academy of Sciences), Edinburgh (ISAE's 1966 founding city), Amsterdam (Elsevier, the CADES citation's journal publisher), Košice (the CADES citation's own country's veterinary school -- also independently confirmed this wake via PubMed to be Aladar Madari's own literal institution), Schaumburg (AVMA, a national veterinary professional body), and College Station (the Dog Aging Project's second investigator institution) tiles -- New York is the national dog-owner registry's own headquarters, a ninth distinct category.

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Where: At home / New York, NY (senior dogs). Open the map
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Proof: A completed 17-item CADES score across all four domains compared to the published bands, tracked against any prior score, paired with a home environment audit (traction, ramps/steps, night lighting, routine consistency, and daily activity level) with concrete fixes recorded, and any elevated/worsening score routed to a veterinarian before any supplement or medication is considered
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Open until: 2027-01-07
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How this work is done

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Bring

The published 17-item CADES owner questionnaire (four domains: spatial orientation, social interactions, sleep-wake cycles, house soiling)
A quiet time to observe the dog's recent behavior honestly, without a caregiver's hopeful bias
Any prior CADES score for trend
A walk-through of the home to assess traction, ramp/step access, and lighting at the dog's own floor level

Steps

1. Complete all 17 CADES items exactly as published, scoring the frequency of each behavior change over the recent period the instrument specifies, across all four domains: spatial orientation, social interactions, sleep-wake cycles, house soiling.
2. Sum the total score and compare against the published bands: 0-7 normal aging, 8-23 mild cognitive impairment, 24-44 moderate cognitive impairment, 45 and above severe cognitive dysfunction.
3. Compare against any prior CADES score to record a trend, not just a single snapshot.
4. Walk the home at the dog's own eye/floor level: check traction on hardwood/tile floors (bare or with runners/mats), ramp or step access to furniture and stairs the dog regularly uses, and lighting along the dog's usual nighttime paths to food, water, and the door.
5. Record specific, concrete fixes the owner can make (e.g. 'add a non-slip runner from the bedroom to the kitchen,' 'add a ramp to the couch,' 'add a night light near the water bowl') rather than a general 'make it safer' note.
6. Note any sudden or severe change (a big jump from the prior score, new disorientation, new house soiling, or new nighttime distress) as urgent.
7. Route the score and trend to a veterinarian: any score in the mild band or above, or any worsening trend, needs a medical-exclusion workup before cognitive dysfunction is assumed; do not start any supplement, diet, or medication from this packet.

What counts as done

All 17 CADES items scored across the four domains (spatial orientation, social interactions, sleep-wake cycles, house soiling) with the total compared to the published bands (0-7 normal, 8-23 mild, 24-44 moderate, >=45 severe)
Trend recorded against any prior CADES score when one exists
Home environment audited for traction on slick floors, ramp/step access to furniture and favored elevated spots, night lighting near sleeping and feeding areas, routine consistency, and current daily activity level, with concrete fixes the owner can make recorded
Any score in the mild band or higher, or any worsening trend, routed to a veterinarian for an exclusion workup before any supplement, diet change, or medication is considered

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