Cats seem pretty self-sufficient when it comes to grooming. After all, that is how they spend half of their waking hours.
Becoming a senior citizen isn’t just for humans. Until someone creates the AARP for cats, it’s up to you to take care of your golden girl (or boy).
While some cats can show signs of aging as early as 7 years, most cats will start to experience changes in health and behavior between the ages of 10 and 12 years.
Here’s what you need to know about your senior cat, health issues to watch out for, and how to help your cat embrace the twilight years with health and vitality.
We’re not sure who suffers more during the nail trimming ordeal - you or your cat. But it doesn’t have to be that way!
So what is it that makes us love cats so much? It can’t possibly be a love for buying endless supplies of lint rollers, so we turned to the scientists for an answer.
Arguably, the best part about having pets is bonding with them. But cats are notorious for being aloof and apathetic. So does your cat really need together-time?
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