Cats rarely show us decline directly.
They work around it.
When a cat stops using a familiar path—onto a shelf, across a ledge, behind the couch—it’s often an early sign that movement has become harder or less safe.
In today’s Daily Pawprint, Nomar shares why reopening just one abandoned route can help preserve mobility, confidence, and mental sharpness—and how small adjustments make a big difference.
This is about protecting ability before it fades.
🐾 Walk The Wild Path
Join a growing movement of cat parents who believe longevity is built on awareness, not alarm.
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