Despite being deaf and having failing eyesight, she is still "affectionate, playful and sweet".
The world's oldest living cat has been named by Guinness World Records.
Flossie, who was born in 1995, has had a number of different keepers in her long life - and now lives in Orpington in southeast London.
She's now nearly 27 years old.
Despite being deaf and having failing eyesight, she's been described as still "affectionate, playful and sweet".
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