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I can't seem to tell, either.
The other day, the short hair hyperthyroid cat was begging to be let in. I opened a different door to let her in, but even though I was only 15 feet away, she didn't hear me call her name and didn't realize the door was open until she turned and caught sight of me.
This explains a lot of her behaviors over the last year, particularly her complete inability to get out from underfoot. She's got a really annoying habit of standing right under me while I'm preparing dinner and tripping me up when I move.
She's turning 19 this May, so it's not really shocking that she's gone deaf. I'm just bemused that it took me this long to realize what was up with her.
The other day, the short hair hyperthyroid cat was begging to be let in. I opened a different door to let her in, but even though I was only 15 feet away, she didn't hear me call her name and didn't realize the door was open until she turned and caught sight of me.
This explains a lot of her behaviors over the last year, particularly her complete inability to get out from underfoot. She's got a really annoying habit of standing right under me while I'm preparing dinner and tripping me up when I move.
She's turning 19 this May, so it's not really shocking that she's gone deaf. I'm just bemused that it took me this long to realize what was up with her.
