The lifespan of cats is way shorter than humans. By the time the cat has crossed the age of 10, she is considered an old cat.<\/p>\n
Your pet cat will endure many behavioral and health changes as she transitions from an adult cat to a senior cat.<\/p>\n
An old cat will have a weaker immune system, having more risk of health related problems.<\/p>\n
Also, your old cat will not be as active as it used to be.<\/p>\n
The nutritional and health requirements of your cat will also change as it grows older. That is why your older cat needs extra care. Here are some tips you can follow to take care of your old cat.<\/p>\n
Pay attention to their diet<\/h3>\n
You need to make some dietary changes as your cat ages.<\/p>\n
She has different nutritional needs, and you need to feed her a diet with lower protein and fewer calories.<\/p>\n
As your cat gets less active with age, you need to give her a low-calorie diet to help maintain a healthy weight.<\/p>\n
Also, an older cat can have trouble digesting high levels of protein.<\/p>\n
So, choose low-protein foods for your senior cat so that her digestive system can function well.<\/p>\n
If your old cat has any medical condition, you may need to consult a veterinarian if she needs a prescription diet to help manage her health.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, feed your cat with small and frequent meals to improve her digestion.<\/p>\n\t\n \n
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