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Meow more than ever, your cat needs particular care to keep them feline fine. Dig into these senior-specific articles to address common issues and special needs of senior cats.

How Often Do You Take A Cat To The Vet Header
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cat Health & Safety, Cat Lifestages, Cats, Kitten, Senior Cat

How Often Should You Take Your Cat To The Vet?

As a pet parent, your cat’s health is a priority. But it can be difficult to know how often you should take your cat to the vet. Regular wellness checks can make the difference between a sick kitty and one…

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10 Best Holiday Gifts For Cat Moms
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cats, Kristen's Picks, Senior Cat

12 Purr-fect Holiday Gifts for Cat Moms

Are you making your holiday gift list and need some inspiration for the ultimate cat lovers in your life? I've got you covered! Here are 10 Purr-fect Holiday Gifts for Cat Moms and their feline family. These are guaranteed to make everyone purr.

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Things To Consider Before You Adopt A Shelter Cat Header
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cat Rescue & Adoption, Cats, Kitten, Senior Cat

5 Things to Consider Before You Decide to Adopt a Shelter Cat

If you want to adopt a shelter cat, it's important to understand what kind of cat is best for you, how you can prepare for a successful transition, and what to do when you get to the shelter.

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How To Get Cat Pee Smell Out Of Clothes And Linens
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cat Pee Problems, Cats, Kitten, Senior Cat

The Right Way to Get Cat Pee Smell Out of Clothes and Linens

Cat peeing on your clothes? Is it a repeat offense? Guess what? You might be using your cleaning product incorrectly. Learn the right way to use enzyme cleaners to get cat pee smell out of your clothes and other linens.

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Why Senior Cats Get Dehydrated
  • Kristen Levine
  • Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Senior Cat

3 Reasons Why Older Cats Get Dehydrated and How to Help Them

If your older cat is dehydrated, it could signal your cat has a serious disease, such as kidney disease, diabetes, or hyperthyroidism and should see a veterinarian right away. There are tell-tale signs your cat is dehydrated and easy at-home measures to take to keep your cat hydrated.

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How To Fix Cat Not Using The Litter Box
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cat Pee Problems, Cats, Litter, Senior Cat

Cat Not Using the Litter Box? Here’s Why and How to Fix It Now

Is your cat not using the litter box? Are you ready to end the frustrating litter box drama? Here's why your cat is peeing outside the litter box and the expert solutions to fix this messy problem.

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How To Check Your Cat's Vital Signs
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Cat, Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Senior Cat

How to Check Your Cat’s Heart Rate and Other Vital Signs

In between wellness checks with your veterinarian, it's important to regularly monitor your cat's vital signs, including weight, respiratory rate, temperature, dental health, and overall behavioral changes. When you know what's normal for your cat, you can more readily detect warning signs early.

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Symptoms And Treatment For Feline Hyperthyroidism
  • Kristen Levine
  • Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Senior Cat

All You Need to Know About Hyperthyroidism in Senior Cats

Hyperthyroidism is a common issue in senior cats, but it is treatable. Here's what you should know about feline hyperthyroidism symptoms and treatments.

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