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Senior Cat Care

Everything to know about how to care for your senior cat.

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Keeping a Senior Cat Healthy

6 Tips for Caring for Senior Cats
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PetMD Editorial
Complete Cat Health Guide for Every Life Stage
by
Ellen Malmanger, DVM
What Are Cat Supplements and How Do They Work?
by
Barri J. Morrison, DVM
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When Is a Cat Considered a Senior? What To Expect When Your Cat’s Aging

Cats are considered seniors at 10 years old, but many veterinarians begin treating cats as seniors at 7 years old. Here's what to know about your aging cat.

Ken Lambrecht, DVM
By Ken Lambrecht, DVM

Health Considerations for Senior Cats

Arthritis in Cats
by
Lauren Jones, VMD
Why Is My Cat Losing Weight?
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PetMD Editorial
Cataracts in Cats
by
Melissa Boldan, DVM
Hospice and Palliative Care for Cats
by
Autumn Madden, DVM

All Senior Cat Care Articles

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by
Nicole LaForest, LVT, BSc, MPH
The 9 Best Flea and Tick Medications for Cats in 2024, Recommended by Vets
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PetMD Vet Advisory Panel
The 11 Best Cat Foods in 2024, Recommended By Vets
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PetMD Vet Advisory Panel
Why Does My Cat Stare at Me? 6 Reasons Cats Stare and How To Respond
by
Wailani Sung, MS, PhD, DVM, DACVB
13 Tips for Keeping Your Cat Exercised and Mentally Stimulated
by
Krista Seraydar, DVM
When Is a Cat Considered a Senior? What To Expect When Your Cat’s Aging
by
Ken Lambrecht, DVM
3 Diet Tips for Cats With Arthritis
by
Jennifer Coates, DVM
Liver Inflammation (Hepatitis) in Cats
by
Melissa Boldan, DVM
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