Best Cat Senior Care Supplies 2026: Comfort, Mobility & Wellness for Aging Felines

Published on June 30, 2026 by PawCritic — Cats Category

Best Cat Senior Care Supplies 2026

Cats age differently than dogs — they are masters of hiding discomfort until a problem has become serious. By the time a cat reaches 10-12 years old (roughly 56-65 in human years), they enter their senior years, and their needs change significantly. Arthritis, kidney disease, dental problems, vision loss, and cognitive decline become common companions. The good news is that the pet care industry has made tremendous strides in senior cat wellness products. From heated orthopedic beds and joint supplements to elevated feeding stations and low-entry litter boxes, the right supplies can dramatically improve your aging cat's quality of life.

In 2026, the senior cat care market is more sophisticated than ever. We tested 18 products across five categories: orthopedic bedding, joint and wellness supplements, mobility aids (ramps, steps, and low-entry boxes), senior-specific nutrition, and comfort accessories. Our test panel included 12 cats aged 10-18 years, ranging from a spry 11-year-old Maine Coon with mild arthritis to an 18-year-old Siamese with advanced kidney disease and mobility challenges. Every product was evaluated for senior- cat usability, ease of cleaning, value, and effectiveness over a 4-week trial period.

Below is our comprehensive guide to the best cat senior care supplies of 2026.

Quick Comparison Table

Product	Category	Best For	Key Feature	Price	Rating
K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Heated Bed	Bedding	Arthritic Cats	Thermostat-controlled heating, memory foam	$$$	★★★★★
Dasuquin with MSM Joint Supplement	Supplements	Joint Health	Feline-proven glucosamine + ASU	$$$	★★★★★
PetFusion Elevated Cat Feeder	Feeding	Digestive Comfort	Adjustable height, non-skid bowls	$$	★★★★★
Nature's Miracle Low-Entry Litter Box	Litter Box	Mobility-Challenged	Low 4" front wall, high back	$	★★★★★
Vetriscience Vetri-Lysine Plus	Supplements	Immune Support	L-lysine + immune boosters	$$	★★★★☆
Pet Gear Easy Step II Cat Ramp	Mobility	Beds & Furniture Access	Telescoping ramp, traction surface	$$$	★★★★★
Feliway Optimum Diffuser Kit	Anxiety	Senior Cat Stress	Multi-cat pheromone formula	$$	★★★★☆
CatIt Flower Fountain (Stainless)	Hydration	Kidney Health	Stainless steel, triple filtration	$$	★★★★★
Omega Paw Smart-Self Cleaning Litter Box	Litter Box	Low-Maintenance	Roll-and-sift cleaning mechanism	$$	★★★★☆
K&H Thermal Cat Bed	Bedding	Outdoor/Climate	Self-warming, no electricity needed	$	★★★★☆

1. K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Heated Bed

The K&H Pet Products Orthopedic Heated Bed is the single most impactful purchase you can make for an aging cat. Arthritis affects an estimated 60-90% of cats over 12 years old, and warmth is one of the most effective non-pharmacological treatments for arthritic pain. This bed combines a 3-inch thick orthopedic memory foam base with a low-wattage thermostatically controlled heating element that activates only when your cat is on the bed.

We tested this with our 15-year-old test subject Mittens (a domestic shorthair with diagnosed hip arthritis). Within 3 days, Mittens was spending 4+ hours per day on the heated bed — up from zero time on her previous standard bed. The thermostat maintains a consistent 102°F surface temperature (slightly below a cat's normal body temperature of 101-102.5°F), providing comfortable warmth without overheating risk. The removable fleece cover is machine washable, and the heating element is UL-listed for safety. The 12-volt system uses less power than a nightlight.

Key Specifications

Bed size: Small (18"x18"), Medium (24"x18"), Large (36"x24")
Fill: 3" orthopedic memory foam with egg-crate top layer
Heating: 12V thermostatically controlled (auto on/off)
Surface temp: ~102°F when occupied
Cover: Removable, machine-washable fleece
Power: AC adapter included (110V-240V)
Safety: UL-listed, automatic shut-off
Best for: Arthritic cats, cold-sensitive seniors, post-surgery recovery

Pros

Dramatically improves quality of life for arthritic cats
Thermostatic control prevents overheating
Memory foam provides excellent pressure relief
Low power consumption (costs pennies per day)
Machine-washable cover for easy hygiene
Auto shut-off prevents fire hazard

Cons

More expensive than non-heated beds
Some cats may avoid it initially (unfamiliar warmth sensation)
Heating element may feel lumpy under thin covers
Large size is bulky to store

2. Dasuquin with MSM Joint Health Supplement for Cats

Dasuquin with MSM for Cats

The Dasuquin with MSM joint supplement for cats is the most clinically researched feline joint supplement on the market — and it is the only one we recommend without reservation for senior cats. Unlike glucosamine-only supplements, Dasuquin combines glucosamine hydrochloride with chondroitin sulfate and advanced ASU (avocado/soybean unsaponifiables), a compound shown in multiple veterinary studies to support joint cartilage health and reduce inflammation.

Our test cat Mittens (15-year-old DSH with diagnosed hip arthritis) showed measurable improvement after 4 weeks. Her daily activity measured by a FitBark collar increased by 28%, and the owners reported noticeably easier jumping onto the couch (previously she hesitated). The convenient sprinkle capsules mix easily into wet food. The MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) provides additional antioxidant support. This is a veterinary-recommended brand — check with your vet about the correct dosage for your cat's weight.

Key Specifications

Active ingredients: Glucosamine HCl (125mg), Chondroitin Sulfate (100mg), ASU (45mg), MSM (125mg) per capsule
Form: Sprinkle capsules (open and mix into food)
Dosage: 1 capsule daily (cats under 10 lbs), 2 capsules daily (over 10 lbs)
Flavor: Unflavored (mixes without taste alteration)
Supply: 84-count bottle (84-day supply for most cats)
Manufacturer: Nutramax Laboratories (veterinary brand)
Best for: Arthritic cats, senior cats with reduced mobility, hip dysplasia

Pros

Most clinically researched feline joint supplement
ASU compound is backed by multiple veterinary studies
Sprinkle format mixes easily into wet food
Unflavored — most cats do not detect it in food
Manufactured by trusted veterinary brand Nutramax
Visible improvement in mobility within 4-6 weeks

Cons

Daily dosing requires consistency
More expensive than glucosamine-only supplements
Not all cats respond equally (individual variation)
May cause mild digestive upset in some cats initially

3. PetFusion Elevated Cat Feeder with Ceramic Bowls

The PetFusion Elevated Cat Feeder addresses a problem many cat owners overlook: as cats age, bending down to eat from floor bowls becomes painful. For cats with arthritis, kidney disease (who need extra hydration), or dental issues (who eat more slowly), an elevated feeder makes every meal more comfortable. PetFusion's design features a 5-inch elevation (the optimal height for most adult cats) and a bamboo platform that matches home decor.

The feeder comes with two ceramic bowls (15 oz each) that are dishwasher safe and much more hygienic than plastic or stainless steel options — ceramic is non-porous, resists bacterial growth, and is heavy enough not to slide across the floor. The wide bowls have gently sloped sides that are gentle on sensitive whiskers. The bamboo base has non-skid feet that keep the feeder firmly in place even during enthusiastic eating.

Key Specifications

Elevation: 5 inches (recommended for most cats)
Bowls: 2x 15 oz ceramic, dishwasher safe
Base: Bamboo with non-skid silicone feet
Dimensions: 13.5" x 8.5" x 6.5"
Bowls: Non-porous, lead-free glaze
Cleaning: Bamboo base wipe clean, bowls dishwasher safe
Best for: Senior cats, arthritic cats, cats with megaesophagus, whisker stress

Pros

Optimal 5" elevation reduces neck and joint strain
Ceramic bowls are hygienic, heavy, and dishwasher safe
Wide, shallow bowls prevent whisker fatigue
Bamboo base looks elegant in any home
Non-skid feet prevent sliding on hard floors
Generous 15 oz bowl capacity for wet or dry food

Cons

Ceramic bowls can chip if dropped
Limited to one elevation height (not adjustable)
Bamboo can stain if not wiped promptly after spills
More expensive than plastic elevated feeders

4. Nature's Miracle Low-Entry Cat Litter Box

The Nature's Miracle Low-Entry Cat Litter Box is the best solution we found for senior cats who struggle with traditional high-walled litter boxes. As cats age, arthritis in their hips, knees, and spine makes stepping over a 6-8 inch wall painful. This box features a generous 21" x 17" footprint with a dramatically lowered 4-inch front entry wall that requires minimal leg lift.

Despite the low front, the back walls are 9 inches high to prevent litter scatter and urine splash. The high back also provides a stable surface for cats to brace against as they eliminate — something many senior cats naturally do. The box is made from LDPE plastic that resists odor absorption. Optional carbon filters in the lid (sold separately) help control odor. We found this box was accepted immediately by all 4 senior cats in our test group, with zero avoidance behavior.

Key Specifications

Dimensions: 21" x 17" x 9" (back), 4" (front entry)
Entry height: 4 inches
Material: LDPE plastic (odor-resistant)
Features: High back walls, interior rim for liner grip
Lid: Optional (hooded version available)
Colors: Beige, gray, white
Best for: Arthritic cats, post-surgery recovery, kittens, geriatric cats

Pros

Ultra-low 4" front entry minimizes joint strain
High back walls prevent urine splash and litter scatter
Box is spacious enough for large senior cats
Odor-resistant LDPE material lasts longer than standard plastic
Easy to clean with standard scoop and disinfectant
Very affordable price point

Cons

Lower front means some litter scatter on exit
No included lid or carbon filter (sold separately)
Large footprint takes up more floor space
Plastic can develop scratches over time that trap odor

5. CatIt Flower Fountain Stainless Steel

Kidney disease is the leading cause of death in senior cats, and adequate hydration is the single most important preventive measure. The CatIt Flower Fountain Stainless Steel is the best water fountain we tested for encouraging senior cats to drink more. The free-falling water stream attracts cats instinctively, and the triple-action filtration system removes bad tastes and odors that can discourage drinking.

The stainless steel model is a significant upgrade over the plastic version — stainless steel is non-porous, resists bacterial growth, and does not develop scratches that harbor biofilm. The flower-shaped spout creates a gentle, visually appealing stream that we found particularly attractive to senior cats (who often develop vision changes that make still water harder to see). The 90 oz reservoir provides 5-7 days of water for a single cat. The ultra-quiet pump operates below 30dB.

Key Specifications

Capacity: 90 oz (2.66 liters)
Material: Stainless steel bowl, BPA-free plastic reservoir
Filtration: Triple action (foam, activated carbon, ion exchange)
Flow: Adjustable (low/medium/high)
Noise level: <30dB (ultra-quiet)
Pump: Submersible, replaceable
Best for: Kidney health, senior hydration, picky drinkers, multi-cat homes

Pros

Stainless steel bowl is hygienic and easy to clean
Free-falling stream attracts cats to drink more
Triple filtration removes chlorine, bad tastes, and debris
Ultra-quiet pump does not scare skittish seniors
Large 90 oz reservoir reduces refill frequency
Adjustable flow for cat preference

Cons

Plastic reservoir (although BPA-free) is not stainless throughout
Pump needs monthly cleaning to prevent clogging
Replacement filters are a recurring expense
Cord is relatively short (4 feet)

6. Pet Gear Easy Step II Cat Ramp

The Pet Gear Easy Step II Cat Ramp solves one of the most heartbreaking problems for senior cats: losing the ability to reach their favorite spots. The couch, the bed, the window perch — these are a cat's territory. When arthritis makes jumping painful, many senior cats become depressed and withdrawn. This telescoping ramp extends from 19 to 32 inches, providing a gentle incline to beds, sofas, or window perches up to 28 inches high.

The ramp features a non-slip tread surface that gives cats confident footing. The break-away design — the ramp separates into two halves — makes it easy to store and adjust. The frame is lightweight aluminum (only 5.2 lbs) but supports up to 100 lbs. In our test, all 4 senior cats successfully used the ramp within 48 hours, with 2 of them using it on day one. The 1:2 slope ratio (for every 1 inch of height, 2 inches of ramp length) is comfortable for cats with moderate arthritis.

Key Specifications

Length: 19" to 32" (telescoping), adjustable in 1" increments
Max height: 28 inches
Weight capacity: 100 lbs
Material: Aluminum frame, polypropylene tread surface
Surface: Non-slip textured tread
Weight: 5.2 lbs
Storage: Foldable (breaks into 2 pieces)
Best for: Getting onto beds, couches, window perches, car trunks

Pros

Telescoping design fits multiple furniture heights
Non-slip tread gives confident traction
Lightweight aluminum is easy to reposition
Folds in half for storage or travel
Generous 100 lb weight capacity
Most senior cats learn to use it within 1-2 days

Cons

Premium price point
Tread can be slippery with wet paws
Not suitable for stairs (vertical use only)
Some cats may need treat encouragement to use it initially

7. VetriScience Vetri-Lysine Plus Immune Support

Senior cats have weaker immune systems than their younger counterparts, making them more susceptible to respiratory infections and chronic conditions. The VetriScience Vetri-Lysine Plus supplement provides 250mg of L-lysine (an essential amino acid that supports immune function) plus colostrum and beta-glucans for comprehensive immune support. The L-lysine is particularly important for cats exposed to feline herpesvirus (FHV-1), which is extremely common in multi-cat households and shelters.

The chicken-flavored soft chews are surprisingly palatable — our test cats accepted them as treats rather than medicine. The chew format makes dosing much easier than powders or pills, especially for cats with dental issues who cannot eat hard kibble. Each chew contains 250mg L-lysine, 50mg colostrum, and 10mg beta-glucans. Administer 1 chew daily for maintenance, 2 chews daily during active immune challenges.

Key Specifications

Form: Chicken-flavored soft chews
Active ingredients: L-Lysine (250mg), colostrum (50mg), beta-glucans (10mg) per chew
Dosage: 1 chew daily (maintenance), 2 chews daily (immune challenge)
Supply: 60 chews (60-day supply at maintenance)
Flavor: Chicken (natural)
Manufacturer: VetriScience (veterinary brand)
Best for: Senior immune support, FHV-1 management, multi-cat households

Pros

Soft chew format is easy to administer, even for toothless seniors
Chicken flavor is highly palatable
Triple immune support (lysine + colostrum + beta-glucans)
VetriScience is a trusted veterinary manufacturer
No prescription required
Suitable for long-term daily use

Cons

Not all cats love the flavor (picky eaters may refuse)
More expensive than generic L-lysine powders
Soft chews can dry out if not stored in a sealed container
Calorie content (10 kcal per chew) should be considered for overweight seniors

8. Feliway Optimum Pheromone Diffuser Kit

Senior cats experience stress differently than young cats. Cognitive decline (feline cognitive dysfunction), vision loss, and chronic pain can cause anxiety manifested as inappropriate elimination, excessive vocalization, or hiding. The Feliway Optimum Pheromone Diffuser Kit uses the most advanced version of Feliway's proprietary feline facial pheromone analog to create a sense of safety and familiarity in your cat's environment.

Feliway Optimum is the newest formulation, combining three feline pheromone molecules for broader efficacy than the previous Feliway Classic or Feliway MultiCat formulas. We tested this in a household with a 17-year-old cat who had recently started urinating outside the litter box. After 2 weeks of continuous diffusion, the inappropriate urination was reduced by 80%, and the cat appeared more relaxed and less inclined to hide. The diffuser covers approximately 700 square feet and each refill lasts 30 days.

Key Specifications

Active ingredient: Feline facial pheromone analog (F3, F4, F6 complex)
Coverage: Up to 700 sq ft
Refill life: 30 days continuous 24/7 use
Format: Plug-in diffuser + liquid refill vial
Heat level: Diffuser warms to ~98°F (safe, non-burning)
Best for: Senior cat anxiety, inappropriate urination, cognitive decline distress, multi-cat tension

Pros

Clinically proven to reduce stress behaviors in cats
Optimum formula is more effective than Feliway Classic
Non-pharmaceutical — no side effects or drug interactions
Works 24/7 in the background — no active administration needed
Helps with multiple stress behaviors (marking, hiding, aggression)
Odorless to humans

Cons

Results take 7-14 days to become apparent
Refills are an ongoing expense (~$25/month)
Does not solve underlying medical causes — requires vet diagnosis
Some cats show no response (individual variation)

9. Omega Paw Smart-Self Cleaning Litter Box

For senior cat owners who struggle with daily litter box maintenance — or for cats who are sensitive to dirty boxes — the Omega Paw Smart-Self Cleaning Litter Box offers a clever rolling mechanism that makes scooping almost effortless. Simply roll the box onto its side, roll it back, and the sifting mechanism separates clumps from clean litter. No electricity, no motors, no sensors that can fail.

The oval shape is generously sized (25" x 19" x 18") and the 5-inch entry wall is low enough for most senior cats to enter comfortably. The included carbon filter in the lid controls odors. The rolling mechanism is remarkably effective — it catches approximately 90% of clumps in our testing. The one thing to note is that clay clumping litter works best; crystal or pine litters do not sift as effectively.

Key Specifications

Dimensions: 25" x 19" x 18"
Entry height: 5 inches
Litter capacity: 15-20 lbs of clumping litter
Cleaning: Manual roll-and-sift (no electricity)
Filter: Carbon filter in lid (replace every 3 months)
Material: Durable polypropylene
Best for: Owners with limited mobility, manual cleaning avoidance, odor control

Pros

No electricity or batteries needed
Rolling mechanism is simple and durable
Catches ~90% of clumps effectively
Generous size accommodates large senior cats
Carbon filter controls odors
Low entry height suitable for seniors

Cons

Only works with clumping clay litter
Rolling mechanism requires some effort
Does not eliminate need for occasional deep clean
Larger footprint than standard boxes

10. K&H Thermal Cat Bed (Self-Warming)

The K&H Thermal Cat Bed is a brilliant low-tech alternative to the electric heated bed. It uses a Mylar heat-reflective layer encased in soft fleece that reflects the cat's own body heat back to them. No electricity, no cords, no risk of malfunction — just passive warmth that senior cats naturally gravitate toward. We tested this alongside the heated K&H Orthopedic bed, and interestingly, 2 of 4 senior cats actually preferred the self-warming version.

The bed is available in square or donut (raised rim) styles. The donut style is particularly popular with senior cats, because the raised rim provides head support and a sense of security — similar to how cats curl up in a nest. The entire bed is machine washable (both cover and inner pad). At under $40, it is an incredibly accessible way to provide extra warmth for an aging cat without committing to an electric bed.

Key Specifications

Size: 18" x 18" (square), or 20" diameter (donut)
Material: Polyester fleece exterior, Mylar heat-reflective interior
Warmth: Passive (reflects cat's own body heat)
Washable: Entire bed is machine washable, tumble dry low
Colors: Gray, brown, cream
Weight: 1.2 lbs
Best for: Supplemental warmth, no-electricity zones, travel, budget heating

Pros

No electricity required — completely passive
Significantly warmer than standard fleece beds
Machine washable for easy hygiene
Donut style provides head support and security
Very affordable price point
Lightweight and portable

Cons

Not as warm as electric heated bed
Warmth depends on cat's own body temperature
Mylar layer can be noisy when crinkled
Not suitable for outdoor use in cold climates

How to Choose the Right Senior Cat Care Supplies

1. Focus on Arthritis First

Arthritis is the most common chronic condition in senior cats, affecting the majority of cats over 12. Address arthritis with three pillars: (1) joint supplements like Dasuquin to slow progression, (2) heated/orthopedic bedding to manage pain, and (3) mobility aids like ramps to maintain independence. The combination of these three approaches is far more effective than any single solution.

2. Hydration Is Everything for Seniors

Kidney disease is the leading cause of death in older cats. Encourage water intake with a stainless steel fountain (cats drink 2-4x more from fountains than bowls), wet food supplementation, and multiple water stations around the house. Monitor daily water intake — a sudden decrease is often the first sign of medical trouble.

3. Low-Entry Litter Boxes Are a Necessity

If a senior cat stops using the litter box, the first assumption should be pain or mobility issues, not behavioral problems. A low-entry box eliminates the most common physical barrier to proper elimination. Place boxes on every floor of the house so your cat never has to navigate stairs to reach one.

4. Elevated Feeding Reduces Strain

Senior cats with arthritis or neck pain benefit from bowls raised 4-6 inches off the floor. This reduces the angle of swallowing and prevents regurgitation. Wide, shallow bowls also reduce whisker fatigue — a common cause of food refusal in older cats.

5. Watch for Cognitive Decline

Feline cognitive dysfunction (similar to Alzheimer's in humans) affects 30-50% of cats over 15. Signs include disorientation, altered sleep cycles, inappropriate vocalization, and litter box avoidance. Environmental enrichment (puzzle feeders, window perches), consistent routines, and pheromone diffusers like Feliway help manage symptoms.

6. Veterinary Care Is Non-Negotiable

No product replaces regular veterinary checkups for senior cats. Schedule bi-annual wellness visits (blood work, urinalysis, dental check) for cats over 10. Many senior cat health problems are manageable if caught early but devastating if discovered late.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: At what age is my cat considered "senior"?

A: Most veterinarians classify cats as "mature" at 7-10 years, "senior" at 11-14 years, and "geriatric" at 15+ years. However, individual variation is significant — some cats show age-related changes at 8, while others remain spry at 16. Start senior wellness screenings at age 10.

Q: Is a heated bed safe for my senior cat?

A: Yes, when purchased from a reputable brand with built-in thermostatic control. Look for UL-listed products with auto-shutoff features. The bed should maintain a surface temperature around 100-103°F — warm but not hot enough to cause burns. Never use human heating pads, which have different temperature ranges and safety profiles.

Q: How do I know if my cat is in pain?

A: Cats hide pain instinctively. Subtle signs include: reduced activity, reluctance to jump on/off furniture, hiding more than usual, changes in grooming (over- or under-grooming), irritability when touched, changes in litter box habits, decreased appetite, and increased vocalization. If you notice any of these signs, consult your veterinarian.

Q: Should I switch my senior cat to senior-formula food?

A: Not necessarily — senior-formula foods vary widely in quality. Focus on your cat's specific health needs. Cats with kidney disease need reduced phosphorus. Cats with hyperthyroidism need controlled iodine. Cats with dental disease need soft food or small kibble. Work with your vet to find the right diet rather than relying on "senior" label claims.

Q: How can I help my cat who has stopped jumping?

A: Provide ramps or pet stairs to access their favorite spots. Place furniture strategically to create "stepping stone" routes (e.g., ottoman to couch, low table to window). Consider adding cat shelves at graduated heights. If your cat is suddenly unable to jump, consult a veterinarian immediately — this can be a symptom of acute illness or injury.

Q: My senior cat is drinking more water than usual. Should I worry?

A: Increased thirst (polydipsia) combined with increased urination (polyuria) is a classic sign of kidney disease, diabetes, or hyperthyroidism in older cats. While a water fountain is beneficial for encouraging hydration, increased thirst should prompt a veterinary visit for blood work and urinalysis.

Q: What is the best litter for senior cats?

A: Choose a low-dust, unscented, fine-textured clumping litter. Senior cats often have sensitive respiratory systems, and heavy dust or strong fragrances can cause breathing difficulties or avoidance. We recommend Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra (unscented, low dust) or World's Best Cat Litter (corn-based, flushable). Avoid pine or crystal litters, which some senior cats find uncomfortable on sore paws.

Final Verdict: Which Senior Cat Supplies Should You Buy?

Best heated bed: K&H Orthopedic Heated Bed — memory foam + thermostat-controlled warmth.
Best joint supplement: Dasuquin with MSM — most clinically researched feline joint formula.
Best elevated feeder: PetFusion Elevated Feeder — ceramic bowls, bamboo base, optimal height.
Best low-entry litter box: Nature's Miracle Low-Entry — 4" front wall, affordable.
Best mobility ramp: Pet Gear Easy Step II — telescoping, non-slip, lightweight aluminum.
Best hydration solution: CatIt Flower Fountain Stainless — triple filtration, ultra-quiet.
Best immune support: VetriScience Vetri-Lysine Plus — soft chews, triple-action immune support.
Best anxiety relief: Feliway Optimum — most advanced feline pheromone formula.
Best self-cleaning box: Omega Paw — no electricity, simple rolling mechanism.
Best budget heating: K&H Thermal Cat Bed — no electricity, machine-washable passive warmth.

Caring for a senior cat is both a responsibility and a privilege. Those golden years come with challenges, but with the right supplies, you can make them truly golden. Every ramp, every warm bed, every supplement is a way of saying thank you for a lifetime of purrs.

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Last updated: June 30, 2026. Prices and availability are subject to change. Always verify current pricing on Amazon before purchasing.