1.
Schedule your veterinarian checkups at least twice a
year. The older your senior cat, the more important it is to maintain good
health and more important to think about his health.
2.
Be more informed and aware of
your senior cat’s daily condition. Observe your healthy cat on a regular basis
to stay on top of any potential symptoms of diseases.
3.
To ease digestion, consider
feeding your little friend several meals a day instead of one large serving.
4.
Avoid overfeeding – obesity and
extra fat can lead to numerous health problems and may shorten your cat’s life.
5.
Keep your little friend on a
regular exercise routine to help preserve muscle tone and to keep bones and
joints strong and your cat healthy.
6.
Don’t overlook your cat’s dental
health. Have your cat’s teeth cleaned by your veterinarian when advised, and
brush them at home on a regular basis this will help your cat to be healthy.
7.
Have your veterinarian perform
regular vaccinations and keep your little friend in healthy mood.
8.
Keep your senior cat’s bed and
surrounding area clean, and always remain proactive in controlling fleas and
bites in the area..
9.
Because senior cats are prone to
inactivity, inspect your cat’s nails on a regular basis and trim them when
necessary.
10.
Don’t forget to give your little
friend plenty of love and attention – the keys to a healthier and more
fulfilling life for your senior cat!
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