Cats are less likely to inherit hearing problems than dogs are, but deafness in cats is more common in some purebreds and in white cats with blue eyes. There are lots of reasons why a cat might lose their hearing including neurological problems, severe ear infections, trauma or simply – like humans – old age. Older cats can sometimes lose their hearing so gradually that many owners don’t notice anything unusual for a long time, and sometimes not until they’re totally deaf.
If your cat has gone deaf, don’t worry – cats generally cope well with hearing loss. Identifying whether your cat is deaf can be quite tricky as they rely on a lot of other senses to get around, such as the touch of their whiskers. However deaf cats won’t hear you approach them, and they won’t twitch their ears when there’s a sound, or turn to look at where a sound is coming from.
If you’re concerned, talk to your vet, who will be able to assess your cat’s hearing.
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