 Purred: Sat Jun 14, '08 7:37am PST |
 | |  | | First of all, let me say that Tabbies tend to be pretty darn healthy. I am only speaking from the experience of having Tabbies - I am not a 'vet' or anything. As with any kitty that is aging the thing I have seen most predominantly is kidney issues. Much of this can be headed off by feeding them a good quality feed that promotes kidney health and taking care they get plenty of fresh water. Of course I would check with my veterinarian first, but other than that, just enjoy your baby's obvious good health!!
P.S. - George has had urinary issues so he is on Hill's Prescription c/d. I am not trying to start a controversy by mentioning this because I know many have their own opinions about good quality feed. This diet has worked for him. I am also switching him to the kitty watering fountain to encourage more water consumption.  |  |  | |  |
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