Watching your beloved cat grow old or become ill is a heartbreaking experience. Sometimes it’s difficult to understand what someone is going through, as our feline companions are masters at masking their pain. But knowing how to recognize the signs that a cat is nearing the end of his life can make all the difference. This will allow you to bid him a peaceful and loving farewell. Discover the most common signs, as well as the more subtle ones, that may indicate it’s time to say goodbye.
Hide and Seek: When Your Cat Walks Away
Cats are naturally independent creatures. But when they start hiding excessively, it can be a worrying sign. This instinct to retreat to secluded places—under a bed, in a closet, or even outdoors—dates back to our wild ancestors, who sought protection from predators when they felt vulnerable. If your once-sociable cat is still hiding, it’s time to pay attention.
Loss of appetite and thirst: when the body slows down
