As cats get older their nutritional needs change. Because of that, it’s important to ensure that their diet is age-appropriate and meets their needs at each stage of their lives. Senior cats have different dietary requirements than younger cats so you’ll want to adjust what you’re feeding them based on their age. The healthiest type
As cat owners, we are all familiar with the various quirks and behaviors of our feline friends. From kneading blankets with their paws to bringing us “gifts” in the form of dead mice, cats have a unique set of behaviors that can sometimes be difficult to understand. One behavior that many cat owners have noticed
As cats age they can become less active and have less energy to play. However, it is still important to keep your senior feline entertained and engaged in order to prevent boredom and maintain their physical and mental health. While it may require a little extra effort to keep an older cat entertained, the benefits
As cats age, it’s important to make sure they stay mentally and physically stimulated through their senior years. Playtime is an important part of caring for older cats and can help keep them active as they age. Not only can playtime provide physical benefits – for example it can help to maintain muscle mass, and
Adopting a senior cat can be a rewarding experience for many reasons. Not only do senior cats bring a wealth of love and companionship to their new families, but they also come with the added benefit of already being fully grown and trained. While it can be exciting to bring a new kitten into your home, it’s important to remember that adopting a senior cat has its own unique set of benefits.
As our furry friends age they require specialized attention to ensure that their nutritional needs are being met. This is especially important for senior cats since the effects of aging might result in decreased activity levels and dietary changes. Fortunately, there are many supplements available on the market today that can help your cat stay
As our feline friends age, they often have trouble getting around like they used to. Whether they’re suffering from arthritis, dementia, or one of the other medical conditions cats can suffer from as they age, you need to be more careful with the products you buy your cats when they become older. That includes buying
Most of you reading this are probably seasoned cat owners. Whether this is your first cat or your 10th, cat litter has probably been a regular part of your day-to-day life for many years now. I’m guessing, however, most of you have been using the same cat litter for your cats for many years. There’s
It’s normal for cats to throw up from time to time, just like it’s normal for people to throw up. Sometimes a cat might have an upset tummy or may have eaten something that didn’t agree with them. A vomit every now and then, as long as it’s not accompanied by any other concerning symptoms,
During the summer it’s common for cats, particularly senior cats, to be sensitive to the heat, and therefore drink a bit more water than usual. It’s hot, so your cats will consume more water to cool themselves down, pretty normal behavior. If you’re noticing your old cat has been drinking much more water all of