Change of food for senior cats?

vjoy

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Hi guys


We thought Danielle was 5 years old. (so said the shelter).

The Vet believes she is at least 12, (OY) or there abouts, because of the condition of her mouth.

I asked him if we should change her food to the Senior kind, and he said it really didn't make much of a difference. He said that was more important in dogs than cats.

Does anyone have an opinion on this matter?

Thanks.
 

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senior food has less protein,fat and calories because older cats are usually less active this food helps to maintain a healthy weight. maybe your cat is at a good weight now and thats why vet said it didnt matter much.
 
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