Pet owners who’ve shared many years with their cats may wonder when their beloved cat reaches retirement age. Unfortunately, there’s no straightforward answer. While the average lifespan of cats is 13-17 years, some can live to 18, 19, or even…
Watching our pets grow older can be tough. We might start noticing some small differences like their nose and eyes turning grey, sleeping more often, changes in how much they eat, accidents happening outside their litter box, and maybe they…
Helping an older cat adjust to a new home can be tough, but with the right approach, you can help your furry friend feel safe and happy in their new place. When you bring an older cat to a new…
As veterinary care improves and more people consider their pets as part of their family, taking care of senior cats is really important nowadays. If your elderly cat could speak, here are some important things they’d want you to know…
Is your cat acting differently as they grow older? Some cats may become more nervous, forgetful, defensive, or even noisier in their later years. It’s important not to overlook changes in your cat’s behavior, as they could indicate underlying health…
Older cats are more prone to different health issues, making regular vet check-ups a smart choice. These check-ups can catch and deal with age-related problems early, keeping your senior cat happy and healthy. Keep an eye out for these conditions…
Older cats may not be as lively as they used to be, but staying active is still important for them. Playtime offers many advantages for cats and helps strengthen the bond between them and their owners. Cats that stay active…
As cats get older, they may groom themselves less, which can result in tangled hair, skin discomfort, and unpleasant smells. Senior cats often require some extra help with their grooming routine, and that’s where pet owners can step in to…
With proper care and a bit of luck, our cats can stay happy and healthy for a long time, even reaching their late teens or twenties. However, as cats grow older, they have different needs, both in terms of their…
As your cat gets older, they might become less active, and their metabolism could slow down. This can make them more likely to gain weight. It’s crucial to provide the right food to help your senior cat stay healthy. Keep…