Older cat care: What to do when felines reach their twilight years


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  • Friday, 05 Sep 2025

Young Boboy refused to leave Zill alone during her engagement 12 years ago. Photo: NOOR AZILA AHMAD

Whenever Noor Azila Ahmad runs her hands over her beloved fur children, Nosey and Jatey, it’s more than just a gesture of love and affection.

For Zill, as she is known to close friends, these loving and comforting strokes are her way of instinctively checking on the two most senior members of her 10-strong feline family, which ranges from four months to 11 years old.

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