Here are a few of our top senior cat related articles
We all expect to feel a few more aches and pains as we get older, but osteoarthritis in your cat is more than just the odd twinge.
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Discover the benefits and risks of indoor and outdoor cat lifestyles.
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As your cat gets older, years of plaque and tartar build-up in its mouth can start to get out of hand.
Rarely seen in younger cats, hyperthyroidism is a condition that speeds up your cat’s metabolism which puts a strain on your pet’s system.
There are a few warning signs to watch out for, as a pet with diabetes will need special attention to its diet and possibly injections of insulin.
As with humans, cats’ kidneys filter the blood and remove waste products; in doing so they produce urine. Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common conditions to affect older cats.
