Older Cats
Let's treat our cats with love and care so they can live a long life.
There's not any set age, but usually a cat is considered “older” once it reaches about 11 years old. Of course, there are cats that act much younger than their actual age, so not all cats over 11 are considered older cats. However, once the symptoms of aging such as the glossiness of their fur starts to fade, or they start to lose their appetite, and the shining of their eyes begins to fade, it is important to give them food that is easy to digest, and rearranging their living area so it is easy to live in by lowering the distance to the ground.
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