Dr Martha Cannon
Specialist in Feline Medicine
Joe Weatherall
Practice Manager
Melanie Weatherall
Director and Owner
Super Senior Cats
15+ years
Careful monitoring for common conditions, adjustments to diet, and a little help with grooming all improve quality of life for your ageing companion.
Senior Cats
11 – 14 years
As your cat ages, there are several key things to look out for to help ensure he enters his senior years contended and happy.
Mature Cats
7 – 10 years
At over 7 years your cat probably still seems active and young, but there’s a few things you need to look out for. Cats are experts at hiding their aches and pains.
Adult Cats
3 – 6 years
Attention to diet, dental care, and parasite control during your cat’s prime adult years makes all the difference.
Junior Cats
7 months – 2 years
Do you have a nature lover, hunter or a cat that likes to stay indoors? Find out how to keep your inquisitive and active young cat happy and healthy.
Kittens
0 – 6 months
Start off on the right paw with diet, microchipping, vaccinations and neutering.
Keep Your Cat Safe This Christmas
Christmas can be an exciting time for your feline friend, but all the bright lights, presents and enticing new foods can be a danger to your cat.