Caring for Your Aging Cat: A Quality-of-Life Guide for Your Cat's Senior Years, by Janice Borzendowski. Since cats have a natural talent for looking better than they feel, it may surprise owners to learn that felines are considered “senior” at 7 … more ›

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How to create a comfy, safe space for senior pets. Nothing tugs at our heartstrings like the graying muzzle of a four-legged friend. Those of us fortunate enough to have shared our homes with a senior pet know that, as rewarding as it is to spe… more ›

Our advanced formula contains Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin and Omega 3 fatty acids and is recommended to support joint structure, function and flexibility to cats of all ages. Natural and sugar free these tasty, chicken liver flavor soft chews are e… more ›

PetSafe's Heated Wellness Pad has an electronic thermostat that cycles on and off to maintain perfect temperatures and reduce energy consumption. When your pet wants a little warmth and comfort, place the pad with the yellow label side facing up (typ… more ›

For durability, portability, and economy, nothing beats these dog stairs for helping pets reach the couch, bed, or vehicle. Place the dog steps next to a couch or bed and pets can come and go as they please. The dog stairs can also be used to help p… more ›

American Kennel Club & Cat Fanciers Association branded pad is designed to cradle your pet in warming comfort. Automatically activates with just a step, generating warming 102-degree heat and automatically shuts off when your pet gets off. The Pet-ZZ… more ›

June 28, 2010 | By Mary T. | 1 | Urgency: Just Curious

What changes can I expect as my dog ages?

June 28, 2010 | By Mary T. | 1 | Urgency: Just Curious

I am still grieving the loss of my dear cat and I don’t want to go though that again. Which live longer, purebred cats or adopted, mixed-breed cats?