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Tailored nutrition for mature and aging cats

Precise formulas with a selection of nutrients to support healthy aging in cats.

Support Healthy Aging

Many cats begin to show physical signs of aging between 7 and 10 years of age. Aging often means decreased energy, difficulty walking, and loss of appetite. Older cats also have a greater chance of developing various medical conditions. Your vet can recommend a diet to help support healthy aging.  

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​How should I care for my ageing cat

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How old age affects cats

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​Common illnesses in older cats

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​End of life care for your cat

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What older cats need from their diet

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Health advice for your cat

Get advice and information on how to provide the best care for your cat at every stage of life.

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