ArticleVeterinary sciences2020
Prevalence of Disease and Age-Related Behavioural Changes in Cats: Past and Present.
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Abstract
(1) Background: age-related changes in behaviour and health may be thought of as "normal" ageing; however, they can reflect under-diagnosed, potentially treatable, conditions. This paper describes the prevalence of age-related behavioural changes and disease in two UK cat populations at separate time-points. (2) Methods: owners of cats aged ≥11 years completed questionnaires in 1995 (cohort 1:
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