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As with humans, the life expectancy of cats is increasing. With this longer life runs a greater chance of a kitty developing dementia similar to Alzheimer's.
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Although cats do not develop many orthopedic problems, they can suffer from arthritis. Learn the subtle symptoms to watch for that will alert you that your cat may have a problem and learn the best treatment options that are available.
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Our cats are living longer and healthier lives, and with this longevity comes increased health concerns related to old age.
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Cataracts of all types are relatively rare in cats, however modern veterinary care and better nutrition has increased the lifespan of our cats. As a result of living longer, feline cataracts are becoming more frequently diagnosed.
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It is important for every owner to understand the health and behavioral problems most common to cats as they enter their golden years.
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An animal shelter institutes a special policy to help their older felines manage better while waiting to be adopted.
Most cats age gracefully. Old age is not an illness, but your cat’s senior years will require special consideration from you to make it enjoyable.
I’m getting on in years, my coat is turning gray. My eyes have lost their luster, my hearing’s just okay.
The story of GC, GP, NW Brannaway Puddin` of Fleurelaine proves that some cats just keep improving with age.