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1. An all-in-one grooming and calming cat station, for a safe and trustworthy space your older cat can go to brush and clean themselves stress-free.
2. Cosequin capsules – a go-to for senior cat-owners when it comes to putting a little pep back into their pet's step. These ultra-soft chews support joint health and comfort — a must for any older kitty.
3. Raised and angled food and water bowls, so your kitty won't have to strain their neck to eat or drink.
4. A cat-shaped pillow that purrs, making it perfect for senior cats who may have just lost their loved one or who tend to get lonely.
5. A tent activity center, to make it easier for your older cat to stay entertained and active without straining their body (like when chasing a laser light or a handheld bungee toy).
6. Pet stairs that'll help your ol' gal climb onto your bed for snugs or onto your office chair...for more snugs. Or maybe just give her a boost so she can properly leer out of that one window for eight hours at a time.
7. An easily accessible litter box – it be one of the most important things to have for your senior cat. The steps will make it easy to climb into and its enclosed dome shape will give them every bit of privacy.
8. Hemp oils that are said to help relieve senior cat's anxieties and stresses (as well as joint pain and inflammation), making day to day life, and especially the stressful outings, a little easier.
9. Scratching post cat steps to make it easy for older cats to access the bed, but will also act as a hiding place or even a tiny playground for a small family of cats.
10. Hill's Science Diet's cat food, specifically formulated for cats ages 7+ years, that's raved about by senior cat owners. Your cat's comfort largely depends on their nutritional intake, and the omega fatty acids and prebiotics in this food are there to preserve their health long-term.
11. A cat recovery suit to, hopefully, replace the need for the cones your kitty gets after procedures to keep them from licking or biting themselves — the ones they hate and you hate to see them hate.
12. An orthopedic bed that'll help relieve your cat of any joint or muscular pain while they sleep – this one also offers a bit of a hiding place with its enveloping, "deep-dish" shape.
13. A dome-shaped heated cat bed, the ultimate hideaway for your pet and a great way to keep them warm when they're having a hard time doing it themselves. The heat it generates can also relieve joint pain while they sleep.
14. A calming cat sling that'll allow your senior kitty to be as close to you as possible while en route to the vet (or even just feel more comfortable while you cut their nails).
15. A soft-bristle brushes to prevent scratching on senior cats' thinner skin – overall, they're also just more comfortable when it comes to the grooming that they can't do themselves.
16. A tower circle track toy that'll allow older cats to have as much fun with bouncing and rolling balls as they did when they were younger, but without triggering arthritis.
17. Soft and stretchy denim print diapers, so when it becomes a necessity for older cats with incontinence, they can still look fabulous.
18. Night lights to help guide your kitty to their litter box or water in the middle of the night when they're having trouble seeing in the dark the way they used to.
19. A Thundershirt to help calm your cat during bouts of anxiety or discomfort. If your older cat suffers from dementia or simply gets sad or worrisome when you leave or they hate storms, this comfortable garment can provide impressive relief.
20. An automatic feeder that'll help keep your older cat on schedule, regardless of the changes that might come up in yours.
21. An automated laser light toy you can set to move slowly so your older cat can practice their agility and eyesight while getting a bit of low-impact exercise.
22. Waterless shampoo, a go-to for when you find your senior cat unable to reach to clean themsleves like they used to and could use a little assistance.
23. A chamomile and lavender-infused calming collar to help your senior cat with everything from episodes of kitty dementia to mild separation anxiety.
24. Wet food – according to many vets, it's the best type of food for your cat. Combine that with Hill's Science Diet's reputation and this formula specific for cats 11+ years of age, and you've found what could be the perfect food for your senior kitty.
25. A natural immune support supplement designed to help boost your cat's immune system and improves joint and muscle health, keeping your senior cat cuddling for longer.
26. And an easily accessible litter box for your cat who is now seemingly disinterested in the one they've been using for years.
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