When your senior cat is not using the litter box, it's more than a frustrating mess—it could be a sign of a serious problem. Here’s what to do.
Senior Cat
While there’s no such thing as the Fountain of Youth, you can take certain steps to help make your dogs and cats feel younger and live longer.
There are many possible causes, from hairballs to intestinal disease.
Mature cats have specific dietary requirements. Here’s what to look for when selecting the best senior cat food for your older feline.
CatChannel veterinary expert Arnold Plotnick, DVM, discusses possible causes for cat's changed behaviors.
When we grow up, we want to be just like these senior pets. Check out these senior cats and dogs who show no signs of slowing down.
Pet tech products have changed how we care for pets. From activity trackers to automatic feeders, these pet gadgets can improve your dog or cat's life.
What age is a cat considered a senior? Get the answers along with some care tips for senior felines.
Ensure the best care for your senior kitty! Here’s what every pet parent needs to know about making the switch to senior cat food.
Help! My Senior Cat Is Stressed By My New Cat
There are many types of cancer in cats. Here are some common types of cancer seen in older cats, what cat cancer symptoms to look for and treatment options.
BeChewy looks at why your older cat might be wheezing, whether or not it's a sign of respiratory issues and when to see a vet.
BeChewy looks at common eye problems older cats such as cataracts and glaucoma.
BeChewy tackles the issue of why cats seem to sleep so much, especially senior cats.
BeChewy helps you understand the causes of senior cat incontinence and how to treat it.
How To Stop Your Senior Cat From Biting
Managing Dental Disease In Your Senior Cat
Since senior cats may have more matted cat hair and need more help grooming than younger felines, here is what pet parents need to know about how to groom an old cat.
