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Understanding Visual Hallucinations: Why Do People with Dementia See Cats?

Visual hallucinations are a common and often distressing symptom experienced by up to one-third of people with Alzheimer's disease and even more with Lewy Body Dementia. This profound sensory change, which can include seeing animals like cats that aren't there, is directly linked to the neurological shifts in the brain and can be a source of confusion for caregivers wondering why do people with dementia see cats.

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What stage of dementia causes hallucinations? A Comprehensive Guide

While hallucinations are often associated with the late stages of many types of dementia, they can be a prominent symptom much earlier in certain forms, like Lewy body dementia. Understanding **what stage of dementia causes hallucinations** can help families and caregivers provide more targeted support and recognize disease progression. This guide offers a comprehensive look at the timing and triggers of hallucinations across different dementias.

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