1 in 5
dogs may experience joint issues during their lifetime
Watch rising after rest, stairs, jumping, and shorter walks.
Source: AAHALearn more
Notice the quiet change before it becomes a crisis.
Your dog or cat cannot explain why standing hurts, sleep has changed, or dinner is left behind. Tell us what you see. WoafMeow turns those details into clearer questions, safer next steps, and the right care.
Problems that trouble aging pets
40–92%
of cats may show signs linked to degenerative joint disease
Notice jumping, grooming, and litter-box access.
Source: AAHA / AAFPLearn more
Up to 40%
of cats over 10 may have chronic kidney disease
Notice thirst, appetite, weight, and energy.
Source: Cornell Feline Health CenterLearn more
28% → 68%
of dogs ages 11–12 versus 15–16 showed signs consistent with cognitive dysfunction in one study
Notice sleep, confusion, and changed routines.
Source: Merck Veterinary ManualLearn more
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DOGSlower After RestSeparate stiffness from weakness and record the first steps that matter.
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CATJoint Changes in Older CatsUse jumping, grooming, posture, and litter-box access as everyday clues.
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CATKidney Changes Worth NoticingTrack thirst, urine, appetite, weight, and nausea without guessing at a diagnosis.
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DOG & CATRestless at NightSort pain, toileting, thirst, breathing, and disorientation into a usable timeline.
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“A short record of what changed at home can make the next veterinary conversation more useful.”
Dr. Deborah Silverstein, DVMEmergency & critical care
“For older cats, changes in jumping, grooming, appetite, and litter-box use deserve context.”
Dr. Katherine Todd, DVMFeline medicine
Our story: Bobby & Robert
WoafMeow began with Bobby and the questions Robert wished had been easier to answer. We are building that calmer, kinder support for every pet family.
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