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Posted by cyclopsgrl on October 25, 2002 at 07:43:34:

In Reply to: Re: Siamese Weight loss posted by PHMadameAlto on October 22, 2002 at 17:30:24:

I second MadameAlto's great advice. My two cats are 11 years old now. I recently had a scare where one of my cats wasn't acting quite right and my vet helped solve the problem with blood and urine tests. The vets can tell many things thru blood and urine analysis.

Eleven is still relatively young. A large majority of indoor only cats live into their late teens and longer with the advancements in food and medicine. Outdoor cats do not usually fare as well since there are so many dangers lurking outside for cats. Please consider keeping her indoors if you do not already.

Tammy
Stanley and Pookey

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