As cats get older, they need a little extra help to stay comfortable.
Small changes at home can make a big difference for senior cats with stiff joints, low energy, or vision loss.
How to Make Your Home Senior-Cat Friendly
✔️ Provide soft, warm bedding — orthopedic cat beds are great!
✔️ Use ramps or steps to help them reach favorite spots.
✔️ Keep food, water, and litter boxes easy to reach — avoid stairs.
✔️ Add extra litter boxes to prevent accidents.
Enrichment for Senior Cats
- Play gently every day — wand toys or slow chases.
- Puzzle feeders keep their minds sharp.
- Brush them often to help with grooming.
Emotional Comfort
- Stick to a routine — sudden changes stress older cats.
- Keep their favorite spots quiet and cozy.
- Give extra love and gentle cuddles.
FAQs
Q: Should I get another kitten for my senior cat?
A: Not always a good idea — many seniors prefer calm and quiet.
Q: Can I move my senior cat’s litter box?
A: If needed, move it slowly so they don’t get confused.
Takeaway
A few thoughtful changes keep your senior cat comfy, safe, and loved.
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