Is it more normal for senior cats to vomit occasionally than younger cats?
No, and this is one of the more common misreadings owners make
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Why is my cat’s fur changing color as she gets older?
A gradual lightening or graying, especially around the muzzle and face, is a normal part of aging in cats, the same way hair grays in people, and…
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Best dry foods for senior cats: the two real options
“Senior” isn’t an AAFCO-regulated life stage, and protein needs don’t drop with age. Here’s what actually changes for older cats, and the two dry foods worth trying.
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Senior cat behavior changes: when it’s aging, and when it’s not
Night yowling, disorientation, house-soiling and new clinginess in an old cat can be feline cognitive dysfunction, or a treatable illness in disguise. How to tell, and how to help.
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Why does my cat have a greasy, oily coat?
A greasy coat usually means the grooming system has broken down somewhere
