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3 reasons senior cat owners are turning to omega‑3s when nighttime crying and confusion begin

Marine omega-3s are clinically studied to support the aging brain when nighttime crying begin.

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1. That 3 A.M. Cry May Be More Than “Just Old Age”

The frightening part isn’t being woken up—it’s watching your senior cat cry at a familiar wall as if they can’t find their way back.

Cornell’s Feline Health Center lists unprompted nighttime vocalization as a recognized sign of feline cognitive dysfunction, especially when combined with wall-staring, pacing, getting lost, or disrupted sleep.

Reference: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/cognitive-dysfunction

2. Older cats performed better on three of four cognitive tests—not just one

A 345-day study tested 32 middle-aged and older cats on learning, memory and mental flexibility. One group received a standard diet; the other received the same diet enriched with fish oil, B vitamins, antioxidants and arginine.

Cats eating the enriched diet performed significantly better on three of four cognitive tests, showing measurable improvements in cognitive performance.

Reference: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0007114512004771

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3. Researchers chose EPA and DHA for the aging brain—not just the coat

If nighttime confusion can signal cognitive decline, and the enriched diet improved three of four cognitive tests, the next question is: Why was fish oil included?

The researchers identified DHA deficiency, oxidative stress and chronic inflammation as factors associated with brain aging. Fish oil containing EPA and DHA was deliberately selected as one part of the nutrient blend to address DHA deficiency and provide anti-inflammatory benefits.

That is why the actual EPA and DHA amounts matter more than a large number beside “fish oil.”

Fureeze provides 160 mg EPA + 118 mg DHA in every sealed sachet—no pump, no measuring, and the same precise portion every day.

Reference: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0007114512004771

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DHA is one of the main structural fats in your cat's brain — and senior cats benefit from a steady daily supply. Fureeze® delivers high-strength EPA + DHA in single-serve snap-pack to help her stay sharp and settled.

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118mg DHA — the omega-3 that supports healthy brain cells

Supports joint, kidney & skin health

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Signs your senior cat's mind is aging

Cats don't slow down all at once. The physical signs are easy to spot — but the mental ones creep in quietly, and most owners put them down to "just getting old."

If your cat is over 10, you might be noticing:

Sleeping more during the day, then restless, pacing or vocal at night
Staring at walls or into space for no clear reason
Seeming briefly lost or disoriented in rooms she's known for years
Litter box slips that aren't a bladder or kidney issue
Less interested in play, people or affection — or the opposite, suddenly clingy and anxious
Slower to recognise you, or to respond to her name

These are common, well-recognised changes in ageing cats — vets call it feline cognitive dysfunction, and it becomes more likely with every year past middle age. It isn't something a supplement treats. But DHA is one of the main structural fats in the brain, and giving an aging cat a steady daily supply is one of the simplest things you can do to support her cognitive health while she's still herself.

How DHA supports an aging cat's brain

Omega-3s aren't just for skin and coat. DHA — one of the two omega-3s in Fureeze® — is a primary building block of the membranes that brain cells are made from. It's literally structural.

As a cat ages, supporting the brain with a consistent supply of DHA helps maintain healthy cell function and signalling. EPA, the second omega-3, supports a healthy inflammatory response — relevant because the ageing brain tends toward low-grade inflammation. We use anchovy oil for concentrated EPA + DHA, and Antarctic krill oil for phospholipid-bound omega-3s, a form that absorbs well.

The catch with omega-3s is that they're not a quick fix — DHA builds up with consistent daily intake, not a one-off dose. That's the whole reason Fureeze® comes as a daily single-serve sachet instead of a bottle she'll refuse after two days. Steady, daily, and actually eaten is what supports an aging brain — and it only works if she takes it every day.

Why Fureeze® is made for senior cats

Most fish oils fail older cats for one reason: the format.

Large bottles let air at the oil every time they're opened, so it oxidises and turns rancid. Pumps and droppers are messy. Capsules are a battle. And if the smell or taste is even slightly off, a senior cat simply won't touch it — which means zero benefit.

Fureeze® fixes the format. Each serve is a sealed, pre-measured snap-pack, protected from air and light until you open it, and easy to mix into wet food. No fridge. No oily bottle. No measuring. No capsule battles.

That matters most for the brain: DHA only supports cognitive health if it's taken consistently, day after day — and the supplement that works is the one your cat actually finishes. Fureeze® is built to be easy to give, and easy for a fussy senior cat to eat every single day.

Naturally derived ingredients

Fish oil, Antarctic krill oil, hydrolysed chicken powder, Lactobacillus plantarum, taurine, astaxanthin,

DL-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E), mannan oligosaccharides (MOS), beta-1,3-D-glucan, water, corn starch, trehalose, sodium alginate, xanthan gum, citric acid, potassium sorbate.

Fish Oil (Anchovy)
A concentrated marine source of EPA + DHA, the omega-3 fatty acids that matter most for cats. EPA helps support a healthy inflammatory response, while DHA supports brain health, eye health, skin, coat and overall senior wellbeing.

Antarctic Krill Oil
A naturally palatable marine oil source that provides additional omega-3s and helps support skin, coat condition, and daily wellness.

Lactobacillus plantarum
A beneficial probiotic that helps support gut health, digestion, and nutrient absorption.

Taurine
An essential amino acid for cats that supports heart health, eye health, and overall wellbeing.

Astaxanthin
A powerful antioxidant that helps protect cells from oxidative stress and supports skin and coat health.

Natural Vitamin E
An antioxidant that helps support immune health while protecting skin cells and omega oils from oxidation.

Mannan Oligosaccharides (MOS)
Supports gut health and digestive balance, helping improve nutrient absorption and overall wellbeing.

When will I see results?

Coat is usually the first thing you'll see — softer and glossier within a few weeks. The brain support works more quietly. Because DHA builds up in the body with consistent daily use, most owners notice the behavioural changes gradually: a bit more alert, more engaged, often calmer and more settled at night over the following weeks. That's why the daily sachet matters — steady intake is what supports brain, kidney, joint and skin health as your cat ages, and it only works if she takes it every day.

Direction of Use

Snap the pack (card), pinch both sides and squeeze the contents onto your cat’s food.

For dry food (kibble), spread evenly over the pellets.

For wet food, pour evenly and mix gently with a spoon.

Suitable for cats age 8 weeks+

The information contained within this site is not intended as a substitute for professional medical or veterinary advice. If your pet has, or you suspect your pet has any medical condition you are urged to consult your veterinarian. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Medical conditions can only be diagnosed by a licensed veterinarian.

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