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5 Things To Follow To Keep Your Senior Cat Healthy

4/11/2018

 
​Taking care of a senior cat involves special care. A cat aged 10 or above needs to be given extra care and attention. Therefore, with the aim of helping a cat parent in taking care of his/her senior kitty, we present you 5 priorities to keep in mind to provide the best care to your aging cat.
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​Schedule Regular Vet Visits
Routine vet check-ups are important to stay updated on the current state of your cat’s body. The vet will examine your kitty’s bodily health and check if your cat is battling with any underlying disease.  

At the same time, he can guide you about making any changes to your cat’ diet to improve the quality of the food served to her. 

Feed Your Cat Ideal Diet
Diet plays an important role when it comes to taking care of a senior cat. Ideally, you should consult your vet to determine an ideal diet plan for your cat depending on her weight, age and breed. However, it is always safe to feed your kitty a balanced diet, which contains appropriate amount of protein and that do not contributes to weight gain.

Take Care of Her Grooming Requirements
Make sure that your kitty has easy access to water. Provide her a comfortable and appropriate litter box. And, do not forget to brush her teeth regularly as dental issues are most common among senior pets. 

Monitor Your Cat’s Health and Behavior

Take note of your senior cat’s behavior. See if she is struggling with the stairs and thus needs assistance. Consult your vet if you notice any uncommon behavior in your feline. That may be an indication of any underlying disease, which your cat may be suffering from. 

At the same time do not shout on your old kitty if you find her behavior irritating. 

Add Joint Care Supplements to Your Cat’s Diet

Joint care supplements that contain Glucosamine and Chondroitin are very helpful in alleviating the pain of an arthritic cat. You can help your senior cat manage her pain by adding joint supplements such as Joint Guard or Arthrimed Powder to her diet.

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