Some advice about our 16 year old cat please

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Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 10,204 Send Message	KempinaPartyhat	Report	25 Sep 2013 17:31
	http://www.catchat.org/meowing.html My daughter would say she going senile!! I would check with a vet
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 49,445 Send Message	Shirley~I,m getting the hang of it	Report	25 Sep 2013 16:59
	She is Mirabelle a British Shorthair that we have had from aged about 8 months from the local Cats Protection cattery. She had come from the breeder and we wondered why cos she was spayed micro chipped etc . Did ask why a breeder would get rid and was told probably cos she wasnt suitable for breeding . Well think she had already been bred cos she has a floppy tum but later problems found she does have problems with overgrowth of bone on her legs that have given her limping problems at times. NOW her current "problem" is she has taken to crying in a very plaintive way or calling type way . will do it after she uses her indoor loo or when she is sleeping outside our bedroom etc . Its quite pitiful to hear her and we do try and console her when it happens but its getting worse and we worry why . Any ideas why an old female cat does this ? is she getting a bit senile ? can we get any help for her ? Would be grateful for any feedback .
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