Pet Blog & Tips

As cats move from adult to senior cat there are a growing number of health issues that owners need to prepare for. From cat arthritis to kidney problems, eye issues and tooth decay, knowing what to look for before it happens is the first step to preventing illness and disease.

Thanks to advances in science, new and alternative health treatments, senior pets can now live longer and have a better quality of life with a little extra care.

Dog kidney failure symptoms can be difficult to recognize as they can mimic those of other urinary tract problems. Recognizing that the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract are so closely linked make it extremely important to recognize and diagnose any problems as one system can affect the other.

While senior cats are among the most likely to contract kidney related illnesses, cats and kittens of all ages are vulnerable to an extent. The key to helping a cat with kidney problems is identifying the symptoms early so that preventative measures can be taken