I have a rescued pedigree British Blue who is approaching her 20th birthday. I've had her two years now.
just recently she has started to bump into things.
I cannot detect any kind of cloudyness in her eyes or anything else unusual, although in sunlight they do not contract down to slits like they used to.
I realise that old age plays a great deal in a cats health, but is their anything I could do for her that won't cost the earth?
Oh she has a dribbling bladder problem too, but that may or may not be relevent.
I realise that the answer is proberbly no, but it is just so frustrating to see her like this.
just recently she has started to bump into things.
I cannot detect any kind of cloudyness in her eyes or anything else unusual, although in sunlight they do not contract down to slits like they used to.
I realise that old age plays a great deal in a cats health, but is their anything I could do for her that won't cost the earth?
Oh she has a dribbling bladder problem too, but that may or may not be relevent.
I realise that the answer is proberbly no, but it is just so frustrating to see her like this.
