FAQ

Cats often sleep between your legs because they find it warm, safe, and comforting. This spot offers security and a close bond with their human.

The last stage of a cat's life is the senior or geriatric stage, typically beginning around age 11 to 14 and marked by declining health and decreased activity.

Cats may show suffering through behavior changes, hiding, reduced appetite, vocalizations, or decreased grooming.

The last stage of a cat's life is called the senior or geriatric stage, typically beginning around 11–14 years of age.

Cats may suffer in silence, but signs like hiding, reduced appetite, excessive grooming, or behavioral changes may indicate pain or distress.

The last stage of a cat's life is the senior or geriatric stage, typically starting around age 11 to 15 and beyond.

Common signs a cat is suffering include hiding, changes in appetite, vocalization, aggression, and mobility issues.

To help a dying cat at home, create a peaceful, comfortable space, manage pain under vet guidance, and offer loving companionship till the end.

Common signs include extreme lethargy, lack of appetite, withdrawal from interaction, changes in breathing, and declining grooming habits.

Right before a cat dies, it may show signs such as extreme weakness, loss of appetite, decreased body temperature, disorientation, and isolation.