Senior cat with dementia anyone?

[KaryninMiami]

2. Thanks for the quick reply!

She's drinking a lot and has been doing so for a few years. I give her grilled chicken (people food) for breakfast and a wellness pouch (sometimes 2) for dinner. A bowl of organic, grain free dry food is out but she only nibbles on it occasionally.
As for seeing a vet, she won't let the vet near her (we're talking hissing, screaming, biting, etc.). I have a holistic vet who makes house calls- she's great but since she can't get near Sophie to draw blood or examine her, she advised if she's "eating, pooping and purring", not to call her. Putting a cat under for an exam at her age would be too dangerous. Sigh.
Regardless, you've inspired me to call the vet and we can try to schedule an appointment. While I won't do anything drastic, if there's something we can do that's simple to make her feel more comfortable during her senior years, it's worth a try...
Thanks again!