Back in Action
Back in action seemed appropriate as time can fly when your caring for feline seniors.
Recognizing When Your Senior Cat Is Sick: A Guide for Pet Owners
Senior cats, like most cats are masters of disguise when it comes to illness. Unlike their canine counterparts who often make their discomfort obvious, our feline friends have evolved to hide signs of weakness
Belle’s Secret Struggle with Psychogenic Alopecia
Psychogenic Alopecia is kind of like “over grooming”. We’ve heard it called psychological baldness as well.
Managing Feline Diabetes: A Comparison of Loose and Tight Regulation
Feline diabetes is a condition that requires diligent management to ensure a cat’s health and well-being.
Preparing Your Senior Cat for Surgery
Caring for an aging feline companion through surgery requires careful attention, understanding, and preparation.
How to Maintain Your Cat Litter Box
Maintaining a clean litterbox is crucial for your cat’s health and happiness.
The Sibling Dynamics of Bonded Cats
Anyone who has watched a pair of bonded cats knows the truth: love doesn’t mean always getting along.
What is a bonded pair of Cats?
A “Bonded Pair” of cats (or dogs, etc), are two animals that have been together as a pair and have come to know they are individually stable and comfortable when the other animal is there
With more changes comes more activity
First and foremost, we’d like to thank all those that have visited our site over the years.
When Is A Cat Considered a Senior Cat?
The age at which a cat is considered a senior is about 11 years old and above.