Older cats

Throughout their lives, our feline friends go through various phases and this can be reflected in their behavior. Think of the playful nature of a kitten

As your kitty gets older, you might notice some changes in behavior, weight, and overall health. Here are some of the simple things you can do to help an older cat feel comfortable, safe, and happy.

As our cats age, their bodies change and their needs ... Read more

They might be getting old and grey, they might be slowing down and sleeping more, but our senior pets are still full of love for us. Even the most energetic and playful kittens will eventually turn into wise mini-panthers or venerable floofs. The chilly time of the year has officially begun and we wanted to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, dear Readers. So Bored Panda collected the most wholesome and cute photos of older cats for you to hug through the screen. Scroll down, remember…

Is your cat getting older? It does sneak up on us. Look out for some of these telltale signs indicating that your cat is showing some signs of older age.#seniorcat #oldcat #agingcat #signsofagingcat #catgettingolder

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Your cat has had a long and happy life by your side. You’ve fed the best cat food you could find, and now it’s time for Kitty to enjoy her retirement! But what should you be feeding your older cat? Does she need a specific diet that changes drastically from the one she grew old ... Read more

With two elderly cats at home myself, I’m very familiar with how cats become less agile as they age. They do however still need places to hide, things to climb and stimulate them, and items of cat furniture to call their own (so they don’t damage your furniture). Which is why I’ve put together this […]

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Your older cat tries to attack your kitten whenever given the opportunity because they feel you have restricted yourself only to the new kitten and their time is now divided. Which develops a sense of jealousy in which they end up showing aggression. Below, I have got some topics for you that every cat parent should once get through.