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Senior cats should have a vet check-up at least once a year, but bi-annual visits are ideal for early detection of health issues.
Common Health Issues in Senior CATS
Here are some common health issues in senior cats and how you can support them.
Arthritis & Joint Pain
Dental Disease
Hyperthyroidism
Common Signs of Aging in Senior CATS
Essential Nutrients for Senior Cats
Senior cats need extra support to stay active. A diet packed with quality protein, healthy fats, antioxidants, and taurine preserves muscle, brain function, and overall vitality. Proper nutrition makes all the difference.
Supports muscle maintenance and overall health.
Helps reduce inflammation and supports joint, brain, and heart health.
Essential for heart and eye health in aging cats.
Keeps senior cats hydrated and supports kidney function.
Strengthens the immune system and slows aging effects.
Activity
Benefits
Best for Senior Cats with:
Slow & Interactive Toys
Encourages light exercise and engagement
Reduced mobility or arthritis
Puzzle Feeders
Stimulates the mind and slows eating
Cognitive decline or weight management
Soft Catnip or Silvervine Toys
Provides sensory enrichment and relaxation
Low energy or reduced interest in play
Low-Impact Climbing
Supports movement and keeps joints active
Arthritis or joint stiffness
Calm Bonding Time
Reduces stress and strengthens companionship
Anxiety or sensory sensitivity
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