It is essential to carry out routine examinations of your cat to check for age-related disorders as it gets older. It may be possible to discover developing health problems in your senior cat via the use of diagnostic tests including as blood work, urine testing, x-rays, and monitoring of oxygen levels in the blood. Because cats are so good at concealing their discomfort and other symptoms, owners may not notice any changes until it is too late to do anything about it. We will be able to provide your cat with the drugs they need to be comfortable and perhaps survive for a longer period of time if we are able to discover certain difficulties at an early stage, such as thyroid, liver, and renal diseases. An annual examination and blood test should be performed at the Clarence Street Veterinary Clinic for cats who are of an advanced age.

Due to the fact that they are older than 14 years old or suffer from chronic ailments, geriatric cats need more regular visits to the veterinarian. At least two or three checks should be obtained on a yearly basis. In addition, we suggest that you provide your senior cat with a nutritious food, vitamins, and an exercise routine in order to assist them in living a long and healthy life.