It has been my experience to live with many older, senior cats and know that consistency is very important in their lives. I have some cats that grew up with my family and others that were adopted as seniors from shelters. I know for a fact that they are happiest when their beds are not moved here and there, their meals appear at a scheduled time each day and that they are given equal attention and grooming daily. My two Siamese are now in their 20's and seem to be happy, healthy cats. I do give each of my cats a 'once-over' with my hands each day to check for any lumps or changes in their bodies and I also check their teeth (if they let me in there) with a small light. I leave a window open near where they sleep so they receive fresh air each day. They do have a check-up yearly and more often if there are any concerns. My vet loves my Ginny and says she is the oldest cat right now in her practice. That makes her
SPECIAL to Dr. Ann & her staff and at home she is the
Queen of her Domain.
