Our cat has always been on the fat side. We tried everything over the years to curb this, but overall he maintained being a fairly big cat. He's around 13 years old now, and I know his years are dwindling down, but he seems to be in perfect health--healthier than before even. He's lost a bunch of weight over the past couple of years, and for the first time since he was a kitten, he's lean again. Yet, he appears fine. He's light on his feet, almost nicer, and he even caught a squirrel outside (first thing he's ever caught in his life either). No sign of worms, no sign of discomfort, no sign of pain. Should I be worried, or is he "just getting old" and losing weight is a natural part of this? Thanks!
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