When Is My Cat Old?

Just as in humans, as your cat ages, so does the likelihood of an age-related disease rearing its ugly head. Cats are considered seniors at 10 years of age. At that point, a twice annual wellness visit with your veterinarian can be money well spent in catching problems early. Among the changes that may occur as your cat ages are:

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