Cat Fact Files

Some owners wish to take away the body of their cat. Otherwise, the veterinary practice can arrange for disposal of the body through cremation. In this situation, the surgery will retain the cat until an official from the crematorium arrives to collect it.

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It can be extremely traumatic for owners when their favorite cat is no longer around. The majority of people who do not own companion animals often fail to realize the strength of the emotional bond that can exist between owner and pet. In the case of companion cats, that bond can stretch over 20 years [...]

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Some owners wish to take away the body of their cat. Otherwise, the veterinary practice can be arrange for disposal of the body through cremation. In this situation, the surgery will retain the cat until an official from the crematorium arrives to collect it.

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All vertebrate animals, including humans and cats, experience a decline in overall physical health alongside the normal aging process. One result of this can be osteological (bone) deterioration and disease, like arthritis. Many life factors contribute to the speed of the aging process, including early socialization, environmental issues, diet and life experience. A cat that [...]

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There are number of signs to look out for. The first set are obvious outward physical signs: Dark-coloured cats may gradually develop a greyish coat in old age. Eyes are not as bright in older cats. Whiskers are not so perfectly preened. Ears are not so quick to prick up at the slightest sound. Infirm [...]

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Cats can live to around 20 years old – even longer in some exceptional individuals. This is equivalent to a human age of 100 years, so few cats live this long. The average lifespan for a cat is between 12 and 15 years. A cat that has reached 2 years of age has gone through [...]

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