I consistently had pugs since 2000 and currently have two, who are considered my children. One is seven and the other is one. We adopted the one year old pug after losing his eye at the young age of just five months due to being attacked by another dog. Sadly, in October 2019 we lost our thirteen year old pug who had an inoperable bladder tumor. She wore doggy diapers, which need changed and washed, as well as daily medications. I have experience administering medications if your pet should require and certainly would not charge extra for the administration so they can continue enjoying their quality of life just like my pug was able to do.