Summary
The article explains how to improve an aging cat’s quality of life as it enters its senior years (around age 10) and beyond. It urges owners to monitor subtle age‑related changes and work closely with a veterinarian to catch health issues early. Caregivers should feed balanced, species‑appropriate, moisture‑rich diets with omega‑3s, keep older cats physically active and mentally engaged, and provide a stable, comfortable environment. Supplements such as SAMe, MCTs, and certain herbs can support cognition, mobility, and detoxification. Owners are also advised to simplify the home environment to prevent confusion and stress for geriatric cats.
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