After cats are over 10 years old, we call them aging cats. When cats enter aging, whether it is daily diet or home care, they should be highly valued by owners, because at this stage, A cat's physical state and eating habits will undergo great changes. If we ignore aging cats, the consequences for cats can be dire.

Clinical studies have found that the organ function of its body will begin to undergo great changes, and many elderly cats are prone to Diseases also occur one after another at this stage.

1. Decreased skeletal function

The cat has entered the stage of old age, often likes to lie down, is reluctant to walk, does not like to play games, and does not like to jump up and down. This is a phenomenon of skeletal function and muscle decline. At this time, cat owners can use cat-friendly sticks to attract cats to exercise. Generally, exercise is about 5-10 minutes, but it should not be too violent.

2. Hearing loss

The cat is slow to respond to the owner's call, or even does not respond at all. The cat owner should regularly clean the cat's ear canal with ear wash to avoid earwax and bacteria, etc. The breeding and reproduction in the cat ear canal reduces the probability of cat deafness caused by germs.

3. Decreased vision

Cataract and iris atrophy are eye diseases caused by long hair in cats. In daily life, it is best for cat owners to use a damp tissue to remove excess eye secretions for cats.

4. Changes in diet structure

Cat owners will find that the diet structure of cats changes at different developmental stages. Diet in old age is more important. Older cats need more high-quality protein, fat, and carbohydrates. Also, if you can, give your cat some fish oil, taurine, probiotics and vitamins.