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.