What is normal aging in cats and what might be problematic?

What is normal aging in cats and what might be problematic?

jdspencer asked:

My cat is about 10 years old, and lately when he jumps on the bed or any ledge he tends to misjudge and almost falls…what could the problem be?

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One Response to “What is normal aging in cats and what might be problematic?”

1. Caffeinated Content Says:
   March 27th, 2010 at 12:10 pm

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   Hi there… cats become seniors at the age of 10 and can develop a series of geriatric disorders such as arthritis as one example. Your cat could have developed glaucoma/cataracts… something affecting his ability to judge depth of field.

   Geriatric cats should have annual examinations to ensure that they live a longer and healthy life.

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