La séptima vida de los gatos : Cómo cuidarlos cuando se hacen mayores

Until recently, cats followed the rock 'n' roll discipline of "live fast, die young," and it's true that when I think of those felines who roam the streets, spending their nights on rooftops, producing endless litters, and leaving their food bowls empty, they seem like true rock stars. Their innocence is short-lived, their food runs out quickly, and danger lurks around every corner. Life expectancy under those conditions, as you can imagine, is not very optimistic. Our cats live fast, compared to people, but they no longer die young. Most now die of old age, having enjoyed long years filled with pampering and treats. This opens up a vast field, one that is rarely discussed, in the care of our senior cats. This book is dedicated to senior and "super-senior" cats, from 11 years old to infinity—infinity because when they are no longer here, they will continue purring inside us. This book is for you, who need to know what changes are normal and how to detect those that worry us, so that you can care for them with knowledge, empathy, and respect. So that in the end you make the right decision, knowing it's the right time. So that you embrace this beautiful journey of experiencing our cats' old age.