February is National Cat Health Month, and that means it's time to focus on your feline friend and make sure they're happy and healthy. Here are five simple ways to keep your cat in tip-top shape:

1) Feed a Balanced Diet

The cornerstone of any animal's health is a balanced diet. Make sure you're providing your cat with the right combination of proteins, carbohydrates, fats and other essential nutrients. Speak to your vet if you need help choosing an appropriate diet for your cat.

2) Provide Plenty of Water

It's important for cats to stay hydrated, just like humans. Make sure your cat has a constant supply of fresh, clean water and that it's not too far away from their food bowl. If your cat doesn't seem interested in drinking from their water bowl, try adding a bit of tuna juice or chicken broth to make it more appealing. A pet fountain can also be a great way to encourage your cat to drink more.

3) Get Regular Vet Check-Ups

Your vet knows best when it comes to caring for animals, so make sure you're scheduling regular check-ups for your kitty throughout their life. These visits will give your vet an opportunity to spot any potential problems early on so they can be addressed quickly and effectively – giving your cat the best chance at staying healthy over time.

4) Keep Up With Grooming

Brushing not only helps keep cats looking their very best; it also helps them feel good too! Regular brushing helps reduce shedding and keeps your cat's coat free from dirt and tangled fur which could cause skin irritation or infection otherwise. If you notice that your cat's fur seems dirty or they have matts, consult your veterinarian to discuss any underlying health issues your cat may have and formulate a plan for better grooming care. 

5) Give Them Exercise and Playtime

Cats need exercise just like people do – but unlike us humans who have access to gyms and running trails, cats don't always have an outlet for their energy needs unless we provide one! Make sure your cat has plenty of toys around the house that encourage physical activity. This will help keep them fit and give them an outlet for their natural curiosity and desire to explore.

By following these five simple tips, you can help keep your cat healthy and happy for years to come! And don't forget – if you ever have any questions or concerns about your cat's health, make sure to speak with your vet. They'll be able to provide the best advice and guidance specific to your cat's needs.