Seeing your cat age or become sick can be heartbreaking, especially since cats tend to hide their pain. Recognizing the signs that your cat may be nearing the end of its life can help ensure they receive the right care and comfort.
Signs include hiding in secluded spots, a loss of appetite and thirst, and spending more time resting or sleeping. You might notice changes in breathing, a dull or uneven coat, and difficulty moving or balancing. Behavioral shifts, like becoming more withdrawn or seeking more affection, can also be a sign. Additionally, symptoms like nausea, vomiting, digestive issues, and fluctuating body temperatures may occur.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s important to consult a veterinarian. They can help ensure your cat is not in pain and that you provide the comfort and care they need during this difficult time.
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