11/11/2026
🏥Wellness Wednesday 🏥
Adopt A Senior Pet Month
⭐️Senior Care⭐️
Cats are generally considered senior around 7 to 10 years old, and geriatric once they pass 15 years old. As their bodies change, adjusting their routine, home environment, and medical care can help them live a comfortable, high-quality life.
Key At-Home Care Tips🏡📝
✅Ease Mobility
To help with aging bodies, make it easier for them to reach favorite spots by adding pet stairs or ramps to beds and couches.
✅Support Hydration & Diet
Senior cats need plenty of water to help with kidney function. Additionally, feeding a high-protein, easily digestible diet can help muscle wasting.
✅Help With Grooming
Brush them regularly, check their claws, and monitor their teeth and gums for pain and dental disease.
✅Reduce Stress
Older cats can become sensitive to noises and changes in routine. Provide quiet, warm sleeping spots-such as heated or orthopedic beds-where they can rest undisturbed.
‼️Always remember to schedule regular veterinary exams. Six month check ups for senior and geriatric cats are generally recommended to keep on top of any arising health concerns.
With regular check-ups and at home TLC, you can maintain your senior cat’s quality of life for as long as possible.
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