Feline Golden Years A senior cat losing weight can be worrying — especially if they still seem bright, or they’re eating “about the same” day to day. The good news is you don’t need to guess what it means. This guide covers: Disclaimer: This article is for general education and isn’t a substitute for veterinary advice. If your cat … Read more
A senior cat not eating can be worrying — this guide covers safe checks you can do at home and when it’s best to speak to your vet. Appetite changes in older cats can happen for several reasons, from food or routine changes to discomfort or illness. This guide explains what to check first, which … Read more
Older cats often still want to be on the sofa, the bed, or by a sunny window — they just don’t always feel as confident jumping up and down as they used to. A well-placed ramp or set of steps can make a big difference, and cat ramps for older cats to get on bed … Read more
Choosing senior cat food can feel oddly stressful — especially if your cat’s appetite, weight, or preferences have started to change. The good news is you don’t need a “perfect” food. You need a reliable, complete diet your cat will eat consistently, that supports a healthy weight and keeps daily life simple. This guide walks … Read more
If you’re wondering how long do cats live, the most honest answer is: it varies — but there are helpful, reassuring patterns. Many pet cats live well into their teens, and some reach their early 20s. Averages can provide useful context, but they can’t predict an individual cat’s lifespan, because lifestyle, environment, and health history … Read more
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and isn’t a substitute for veterinary advice. If your cat’s appetite or weight changes suddenly, or you’re concerned about their comfort, contact your vet. A senior diet for cats is rarely about one dramatic switch. For many older cats, the best approach is steady, practical adjustments that … Read more
Small, sensible changes usually make the biggest difference — especially around walking routes, slippery floors, and big jumps. One of the most helpful adjustments is adding cat stairs for older cats (or a stable step-up route such as box steps or a ramp) so they can reach favourite spots without forcing difficult leaps. For a … Read more
This article is for educational purposes only and isn’t a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If you’re worried about your cat’s breathing, appetite, toileting, comfort, or behaviour, contact your vet for guidance. Why is my senior cat sleeping so much? If your older cat seems to be resting far more than they used to, it … Read more
Do cats snore? Cats can make all sorts of sleepy noises — soft snuffles, little whistles, the occasional snore. If you’ve noticed your cat snoring, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s normal, especially if your cat is older or the sound seems new. The reassuring truth is that some cats do snore, and it can … Read more
Older cats can change in quiet, confusing ways. A cat who used to be settled at night may start meowing more. A confident jumper may hesitate. A social cat may seem distant—or suddenly clingy. It’s normal to wonder: can cats have dementia, or is this “just old age”? Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes … Read more