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Saturday, September 26

Older Cat Weight Loss Shouldn't Be Dismissed as Aging

A report says owners should pay attention when an older cat loses weight.

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Weight loss in an older cat may be more than a normal sign of aging. The report says owners should not dismiss this change as simply getting older. For cat owners, the message is straightforward: a senior cat’s weight loss deserves attention rather than being written off as age.

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