by Treat Me Kind | Nov 30, 2020 | Blog, Companion animals, Uncategorized
Kidney Problems in Older Cats As our cats age, it is common for them to have kidney problems especially as it is an organ that works so hard. It is estimated that by the time a kitty reaches 15 years of age, over 15% of cats develop the disease in some form. The...
by Treat Me Kind | Nov 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
Our older cats can be vulnerable to many problems like arthritis, obesity, hearing problems, thyroid and dental issues, especially when they get older. Tooth and gum disease are common in cats, and can be painful, even though they can often continue eating regardless...
by Treat Me Kind | Nov 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
Sadly, there are many senior cats waiting desperately for their forever home in rescue centres across the UK. These are unfamiliar places for many who are used to comfortable homes. They will often become depressed and lonely while they wait desperately for their...
by Treat Me Kind | Oct 29, 2020 | Uncategorized
Caring for our older felines with Diabetes One of the most common hormonal disorders found in cats is diabetes. This is when their pancreas does not produce enough insulin, or they have a poor response to the hormone. The insulin is needed to absorb...
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