Paul, Founder of Feline Golden Years 
Older cat yowling at night can be upsetting, especially when it starts suddenly or becomes a regular pattern. Some older cats do become more vocal with age, but night-time yowling is not an explanation on its own. The more useful question is what else may be going on around it. For a wider look at … Read more
Senior cat shaking can be unsettling to watch. Sometimes it looks like a small tremble. Sometimes it is more obvious and seems to come out of nowhere. The difficult part is that shaking is a description, not an explanation. In older cats, it may happen alongside pain, weakness, feeling unwell, stress, feeling cold, poisoning, or … Read more
Senior cat resting spots often become more important as cats get older. A place that once felt fine may start to seem too hard, too cold, too exposed, or simply awkward to use. That does not always mean something is wrong. In many cases, it means comfort matters more than it used to, and small … Read more
Senior cat weight gain can be easy to miss at first. In many homes, it happens gradually rather than all at once. A cat may look a little broader through the middle, feel heavier when picked up, or seem less keen to jump and move around as before. Sometimes there is a simple everyday reason … Read more
Senior cat grooming can change in small, easy-to-miss ways. You may notice your cat’s coat looks less tidy than it used to, mats are forming more often, or certain areas are not being cleaned as well. That can happen gradually with age, but it is still worth paying attention to, especially if the change is … Read more
Senior cat lumps and bumps are not something owners can reliably identify at home. If you notice a new lump, the most useful first step is to note where it is, whether it seems to be changing, and whether your cat is uncomfortable, then speak to your vet. Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes … Read more
Senior cat cloudy eyes can be worrying to notice, especially if the change seems new or more obvious than before. Sometimes the cloudiness is gradual and easy to second-guess at first. In other cases, it seems to appear more suddenly and feels hard to ignore. The reassuring part is that cloudy eyes do not always … Read more
Senior cat hearing loss can be easy to miss at first. In many older cats, the change is gradual, so owners often notice it through small everyday moments rather than one dramatic event. You may find your cat sleeps through noise, does not respond to your voice as reliably as before, or startles when touched … Read more
If you have noticed senior cat drooling, it is understandable to wonder whether this is something harmless or something that needs more attention. A small amount of drooling can happen in some cats when they are very relaxed or purring, but new, frequent, or heavier drooling in an older cat is worth noticing, especially if … Read more
Non-slip flooring for senior cats can make everyday movement easier for some older cats, especially on wood, laminate, or tiled floors. If your older cat seems less steady at home, you are not imagining it. Smooth flooring can be harder for some senior cats to cross confidently, and simple changes such as mats, runners, or … Read more