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Better Health
Maintaining your cats’ good health is an important factor in increasing its longevity and quality of life.
The aging process in cats is a very natural thing and as a responsible owner you need to be aware of subtle changes in your cats’ behavior that are tell-tale signs that your cats’ health is being challenged.
A healthy cat today can live to 18 plus years. But in order to become a ’senior cat’ with good quality of life it needs your help and that of your veterinarian to minimize the negative impact that the aging process brings. Early detection of a problem and bringing it to the attention of your veterinarian is the best assurance that your cats’ senior years will be productive and enjoyable.
We have published an article that contains information about what you should be asking your veterinarian to make sure you are working together as a team, and we list some of the signs to look for that are early indicators of a possible health problem. To read the entire text simply click on this link: Senior Cat Health
Posted by Tom Kartes (September 17, 2009)
