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#31 My 19 Year Old Cat, Oscar, Just Experienced His First Home Move (Across The Country). Wasn’t Sure If He Would Make It, But He Seems To Be Doing Just Fine
#32 Two Best Friends Growing Old Together: How My 21-Year-Old Cat And 71-Year-Old Father Spend Their Evenings
#33 My 24 Year Old Cat
#34 My 23 Year Old Cat Noticed I Was Eating Doritos
#35 We Would Take You To The Bar, But They’re All Closed. Happy 22 Birthday Mario!
#36 21 Years Old And Still Knows She’s The Queen
#37 This 20-Year-Old Wouldn’t Eat And We Were Told To Prepare For The Worst. She’s Gained 5 Ounces And Has Made It Clear She’s Not Done With Us Yet
#38 Keeps Seeing Old Cats So Here’s My 20 Year Old Friend
#39 Made It Back Home To See My Old Buddy Turn 22
#40 Happy Birthday, Meatball. 18 Years Old Today And Still Acts Like He’s A Kitten
#41 15 Years Old And He Still Looks Like A Kitten
#42 A Very Very Old Cat
#43 17 Year Old Sapphire Does Not Approve Of Being Woken Up
#44 My Parents’ Elderly Cat Discovered Their Installed Heated Bathroom Floor. Saturday Morning Bliss
#45 Our 12 And 11 Year Old Cats In The Camper Van Traveling Form The UK To Portugal To Start Our New Lives On A Farm
#46 This Is Katie, My 20 Year Old Cat. We’re The Same Age As Well
#47 This Cat Is 27 Year Old. Her Name Is Lexi
#48 My 23 Year Old Cat
#49 This Is What A 30-Year-Old Cat Looks Like
#50 Adopted This Senior Girl Today. My First Cat And I’m Already In Love
#51 An Elderly Cat Who Can No Longer Watch Birds Is Given A Fake Fish Tank To Watch From The Comfort Of His Own Bed.
Meanwhile, Cats Protection explains that elderly cats require more care and attention from their owners in order to live peacefully in their golden years. As a result, senior cats require additional warmth and particularly soft bedding.
Furthermore, as they become older, they may have difficulties going to high locations, so consider adding stools, ramps, or ladders leading up to their favorite napping positions. Alternatively, you can continue to pick up your cat and place it anywhere it likes. We're confident your cat won't mind.
Older cats may also struggle to maintain their coats. Spend extra time grooming them to keep them shining and tidy. It's a win-win situation: your cat's coat will look better, you'll spend more time interacting with him, and you'll lessen your stress levels while stroking him. Cats, regardless of their age, deserve to be cared for by their owners in order to keep the good times rolling.
