What do cats think of age?

You can tell a cat's age by its teeth, eyes, hair and claws.

1. Tooth

The shovel officer tried to compare the tooth color and wear degree of cats of different ages. In fact, through observation, the teeth of young cats are relatively white, while the teeth of cats entering old age are relatively yellow or dark, and there are grayish yellow calculus in the cracks and grooves of teeth. Even if the shovel officer has the habit of brushing the cat's teeth every day, the teeth of older cats will still turn yellow slightly.

2. Eyes

Generally speaking, the eyes of young cats are clear and transparent, while those of old cats are often cloudy. Therefore, many shovel officials prefer to buy some cat food rich in vitamins, which has a good eye-catching effect and slows down the cat's vision decline. Older cats may easily bump into furniture because of changes in night vision. The shovel officer can consider buying a nightlight for the cat to see things conveniently.

3. Hair

In fact, the hair of young cats is shiny, while that of big cats is rough and messy. Cats and adult cats have strong metabolism, so their skin will secrete more vitamin D to protect their fur. However, old cats are prone to burst under the action of static electricity because of insufficient oil secretion and dry hair, and sometimes they become Einstein in the cat world after sleeping.

claw

People who love to roll cats may sometimes like to pinch the small meat feet of cats, and the meat palms are soft. But the old cat has rough skin and a thick layer of calluses on the soles of its feet. After all, with the growth of age, cats walk more and the meat on their feet is no longer tender.

Of course, with the growth of age, the cutin of cat nails gradually thickens, so it will be more difficult for older cats to cut their toenails. The shovel officer may need a faster and sharper pair of scissors, but please be careful not to cut the cat's blood line, otherwise the cat will get angry and like to bite.