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Many cats, especially indoor cats, can live well into their late teens and some even into their twenties. I personally had one cat who lived 14 years, and another who lived a full 20. But as cats get older, their habits, behaviors and needs can change.

Starting usually around 10 or 11 years of age, your cat transitions from an adult cat to a senior cat. The symptoms can sometimes be difficult to spot, but if you pay attention, you can do things that will not only help make your cat’s life a bit easier, but could very well extend their life. In this video, we’ll discuss the symptoms of an aging cat, how to spot the changes, and go over 7 tips for senior cat care. Thanks for watching! Debra

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