Symptoms
As the disease progresses, it becomes increasingly clear that something is wrong with your animal. His or her orientation gets worse, making it more difficult for them to find their way home. Also, your animal suddenly becomes a lot less dependent and withdraws more often: his or her character changes completely.
A disturbed night’s sleep is also a sign of dementia in animals. Dogs and cats with CDS often wake up at night and then haunt the house. It is also possible that they leave you a nasty surprise: an animal can become much more anxious due to dementia and therefore pee or defecate in the house more often. Those poor darlings…
Curious about how you can be certain whether your animal suffers from dementia? Read on quickly.