Thankfully, thanks to improvements in veterinary care and nutrition, our feline friends are living much longer than before. As our cats live longer, it is important to know the symptoms of common health problems and when to see a veterinarian. Many cats begin to experience age-related physical and psychological changes between the ages of 7 … Read more
Geriatric cats have conditions that require immediate attention. Knowing how to recognize clinical symptoms early can hopefully lead to rapid diagnosis and immediate treatment. Cats are considered elderly at the age of seven. At this point, you may see some physical and behavioral changes. It is not uncommon for them to develop vision and hearing … Read more
Fortunately, due to improvements in veterinary care and nutrition, our feline friends are living much longer than they once did. As our cats live longer, it is important to be aware of the health issues associated with this stage of life. One issue is a decline in cognitive abilities as a result of changes in … Read more
The behavior of older cats may be due to aging, technically known as feline cognitive dysfunction. Signs of kitten aging can be vague and mimic other illnesses or behavioral conditions, such as feline separation anxiety or petting aggression. These kittens, generally over fifteen years old, often develop litter box problems. In the past, these symptoms … Read more
