Hyperthyroidism is common in middle-aged and senior cats, but it’s **not** a normal part of aging! While it can affect your cat’s quality of life, hyperthyroidism is often straightforward to recognize and manage when you know what to look for. Learning the signs and understanding the condition can help keep your cat healthier and may even add more golden years to their life!

Brachycephalic pets are those with "smushed" faces, which can lead to some concerns we need to be on the lookout for. Learn what symptoms to watch out for and what to expect.