How to properly care for an elderly cat: useful tips
Older cats require special care and health care.
How to care for an older cat
Veterinarians believe that a cat can be called elderly if the animal is over 11 years old.
Cats over 15 years of age are considered old.
To keep your cat healthy, visit your veterinarian regularly.
This will help monitor the health of the animal and find health problems in time and cure it faster.
For your cat's health, also feed your pet properly.
Choose only high-quality food that consists of meat and fish.
Play with your cat more often, as this is important for your pet’s mental health.
Buy more interesting toys or get another animal so that your cat doesn’t get bored.
Respect your cat's sleep and do not wake the animal when it is sleeping.
Observe your pet's habits and consult a doctor if you notice even the slightest changes.
For example, dull fur, drowsiness, disinterest in games.
Help your cat maintain hygiene if necessary.
To prolong the life of your pet, do not allow self-walking.
It is also important to spay or neuter your pet.
Choose the right diet for your cat and provide a balanced diet.
Constantly monitor your pet’s well-being and contact your veterinarian promptly.
Previously, we told you whether it is necessary to feed your dog vegetables.
