Senior check for cats
Preventive checkup for your senior cat

Did you know that cats are considered seniors from the age of 7? From this age, the risk of age-related issues and conditions such as arthritis, thyroid or kidney problems, and diabetes increases. Cats often show very few signs when they are not feeling well, so problems can go unnoticed and worsen over time. With a preventive health check, we can detect and address potential issues early. That’s why we offer our Senior Check for cats.
The benefits of a senior check for your cat
A senior cat check consists of a comprehensive 30-minute consultation. We take plenty of time to carry out a thorough examination and answer all your questions. During this consultation, we will perform te following:
- Weigh your cat and perform a complete head-to-tail physical examination
- Take a blood sample for extensive testing (including blood count, electrolytes, kidney function, thyroid, pancreas, blood sugar, and liver values)
- Measure your cat’s blood pressure
- Conduct a thorough urine analysis
- Trim your cat’s nails if desired
Afterwards, we will discuss the results with you and provide clear recommendations. Together, we will determine whether any treatment is necessary and what would be most appropriate. Everything is done in consultation with you, so you always know exactly what to expect.
Questionnaire senior check
To ensure the senior cat check is as thorough as possible, we kindly ask you to complete this short questionnaire beforehand. This helps us gain a complete picture of your cat’s health and wellbeing.
Book an appointment online
Do you want to make sure all is well with your cat’s health? Or do you have questions associated with the stage of life your cat is in now? Then make an appointment online quickly and easily!
Health issues in older cats
Signs of health issues
- Weight loss
- Dull coat
- Increases thirst
- Frequent or plaintive meowing
- Vomiting
- Reduced jumping / stiff movements

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