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Why Does My Cat Always Use the Litter Box Right After I've Cleaned It?
Your cat loves a clean toilet -- don't we all? Catster's singing Cat Lady, Sarah Donner, explains why.
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My Senior Cat Has Learned to Love a Rambunctious Kitten
— I'd had calm, sleepy Pippi for years -- then I added Nora, a bundle of energy. It's been a rough road.
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Will a Heating Pad Help My Cat's Arthritis?
— A reader asks about tactics to make her older cat more comfortable (and quiet) at night.
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My Senior Cat Won't Eat or Drink -- Is She Suffering?
— A reader's cat is nearing death. She may not be in pain, but her suffering should be adressed.
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5 Reasons Why Senior Cats Are Awesome
— In honor of Adopt-a-Senior-Pet Month, we present five ways that elder kitties are cooler cats.
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We Made Sure the Last Week of Our Cat's Life Was Special
— We gave our Chewie smoked mackerel pate and cheese, and let him sleep by the fire. Then it was time for our goodbyes.
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8 Tips to Help Your Senior Cat Get the Most Out of Life
— When cats age, they go through the same changes that people do. Follow our tips to keep your elderkitty happy and healthy.
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Nine Ways to Ensure Your Senior Cat is Happy and Healthy
— Catster Health Editor Julia Szabo shares nine tips on making sure your senior kitties are happy and healthy well into old age.
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Eight Major Health Concerns for Senior Cats
— Veterinarian Jeremy Grossbard says the buzzwords for aging pets is “senior at seven.” But you may not notice any changes until years later.
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When Is a Cat Considered a Senior?
— The most important takeaway is that no matter your cat’s age, a loving family environment is always important. Stay on top of regular checkups and bloodwork and keep in touch with your vet about any aging concerns you have.
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What Behavioral Changes Can I Expect from an Older Cat?
— The number one thing to remember is that “age is not a disease.” You don’t need to treat your cat’s every sign of aging, but rather understand the process and understand his behavior.
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Let's Talk: Respecting Your Elderkitties
— What do you do to help your senior cat stay healthy and comfortable?
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Ask a Vet: Can Cats Have Senior Moments?
— My 23-year-old longhair Tortoiseshell, Clara, is showing signs of senility. She will be walking and stop short to hesitate, staring straight ahead. She will walk...
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7 Reasons Older Cats Are Awesome
— Pimp is 11, and every single year he gets better and better. The longer he's with me, the more love he shows and the more...
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How to Calculate A Cat's Age in Cat Years
— A popular misconception is that cats age seven years (in human years) for each calendar year. In fact, feline aging is much more rapid during the first two years of life. A cat reaches the approximate human age of 15 during its first year, then 24...
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How to Keep Your Senior Cat Healthy and Happy
— The AVMA celebrates Senior Healthy Pet Month in September, which is a good time to reflect on whether you're doing everything you can to keep...
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