As we all want to look young forever (who doesn’t), I have never thought my cats, who is 10&7 years ancient are considered “Senior”. But according to Wiki Answers, it said cat older than 7 years ancient! What? Then my two cats need senior cat food?

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I have never changed their diet since they are kitten, to “senior cat food”.

But is it necessary?

If the cat is not refusing the cat food or the cat food is substandard or unhealthy, it  is probably no need to change cat food unless it is to suit a cat’s stage of life or health condition.  Because really, changing cat foods frequently can cause problems like stomach upset.

And point to remember:

Senior cat food is not that much different as compared to regular food, it may just have lower calories and protein. Can be just even more filler from grain, which is the last thing a cat needs. Also more than the mark(i.e.”senior”) we want to pay attention to the ones with grain free, low-filler. Carbs come in the form of fruits and vegetables. For example fruit like blueberries, a very excellent antioxidant and vital  for older cats or ones with recurring infections that tax the immune system.

Just like us, people or cats age differently, so it may not be wise to choose depending on just age.

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