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now thinking about it, my 19 yr old cat [rip now] used to do it a lot aswell. i think your cat was just excited lol
my 10 yr old cat hates my kittens and one day he went just like yours did until he saw one of the kittens so probably just happy, sorry if im not making much sense...bit hungover ![]()
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Could be he's ill, one of mine did this a few years ago, didn't want anyone near him and was sleeping at the bottom of the garden under my boat at night!
He was about the same age as yours and I thought he was on his way out, but I took him to the vet for a checkup and it turned out he'd been in a fight and had an infected bite, you couldn't see it without looking really hard though, a 1 week course of antibiotics and he was fine again. He lived another two years and we finally had to have him put to sleep in February this year as he had liver failure. So it's worth taking him to the vet and see what they think, don't write him off just yet! |
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give him a good check over to make sure there is nothing wrong physically then relax, my old girl who was 20 that i lost this year used to have what i called kitten fits right up to the end.
most of the time for the last 5 years she would have a quick cuddle then find her own space and sleep but occasionally she would do the wall of death around the room up and down the stairs etc just like she did as a kitten lol. |
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Hi guys, i have just owned three of the bob cats if you are experienced with those can you suggest me some points in feeding them.
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Graham is absolutely right!!!
15 is old, but not necessarily for a cat! Lots of cats live past 15, but sometimes things start to go wrong. One of the problems with diagnosing cats who are ill or in pain is that cats very quickly compensate and learn to live with their problems and sometimes we miss the signs. No offence to your dad, but I don't think the cat is necessarily on his way out, I think he could be ill. At 15 you could almost expect him to start to develop problems. If your cat's character has changed, it could be that he is ill and I really do think you should take him to a vet and have him checked over. Have you noticed that he is drinking a lot more than usual or pee-ing a lot more. At 15 it's very common for cats to develop kidney problems. That doesn't mean he's going to die, it just means that you need to find out and get some treatment for him and maybe change his diet to a more suitable one for an older cat (less protein is very important for older cats as their kidneys don't filter the protein out as well as in younger cats). The other possibility is his teeth. He could have a bad tooth that is causing him pain (and we all know how awful toothache is!). Read through this old thread and you'll see what I mean. cat has become grumpy over the last week or so.. It could be that a simple visit to a vet could sort him out and turn him back into the happy cat he was. Please, for his sake, take him to your vet and ask him to check him out.
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