Senior Cat Articles

Cat food labels provide limited information regarding the nutritional value of the package contents.

The average cat’s lifespan is around 15 years. While a cat’s lifespan indoors can range from 12 to 18 years, some pet cats even live for up to 20 years.

Good nutrition is as important to your cat as it is to you, but her nutritional needs are quite different! Unlike humans, a cat needs a high-fat diet with less fibre.

You love your cat. But the sight of watching your cat gag and cough up a hairball is anything but pleasant.

Sodium is an essential mineral for life. Found in the blood and in the fluid that surrounds cells, sodium maintains the cellular environment and prevents cells from swelling or dehydrating.

Most cats are susceptible to hairballs due to continual ingestion of hair during regular self-grooming.

Cats are creatures of habit and can resist diet change. It's important to completely stop feeding your cat from the table.