09/05/2026
🐱 Caturday: The Secret Life of Senior Cats
Here's a cat fact every senior-cat parent should know:
Cats are incredibly good at hiding signs of illness.
In the wild, showing weakness can make an animal vulnerable, so cats have evolved to be masters at masking discomfort and disease. That means your senior kitty may still be eating, purring, and cuddling even when something isn't quite right.
That's why subtle changes matter.
👀 Drinking more water
👀 Losing weight
👀 Sleeping more
👀 Changes in appetite
👀 Less jumping or climbing
👀 Changes in grooming
👀 Spending more time hiding
👀 Changes in litter box habits
None of these should automatically be dismissed as “just getting old.”
❤️ Senior cats deserve a little extra detective work!
Regular wellness exams and appropriate senior screening can help uncover problems before they become obvious at home.
And don't forget…
🐾 September is Senior Pet Month at Chattahoochee Animal Clinic!
Senior Packages are 25% OFF all month.
📞 770-993-6329
How good is your cat at convincing you that absolutely NOTHING is wrong? 😹