Are there any vitamins or additives I can give my cat to help with joint problems?

Are there any vitamins or additives I can give my cat to help with joint problems?

Cat supplement and vitamin manufacturers say these products should be seen as an extension of a cat’s diet, adding that they can help the pets live longer and healthier lives. If your cat is generally healthy, a good quality cat food is all that’s needed. Giving your cat more vitamins or minerals could cause more harm […]

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Can arthritis in cats be cured?

Can arthritis in cats be cured?

For many years people thought that since cats are agile and flexible, they were unlikely to develop arthritis. Feline arthritis is not at all uncommon, it’s just that cats are better at hiding it. In addition to old age, hip dysplasia a genetic condition that causes the hip joint to develop abnormally, are the main […]

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What is the best treatment for cats with arthritis?

What is the best treatment for cats with arthritis?

Consult with your veterinarian to find pain relief treatments for your cat. Depending on the cat’s condition, the vet may prescribe medication for pain relief. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs are sometimes prescribed for feline arthritis. NSAIDs can be very effective at controlling pain and inflammation in joints. Never give a cat medication intended for […]

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What supplements can I give my cat for arthritis?

What supplements can I give my cat for arthritis?

Dietary supplements like glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate are effective as over-the-counter products like treats, sprinkles and liquids they help to protect and repair cartilage, improve the quality of joint fluid, effectively lubricating joints and easing pain. Important food supplements like animal based protein helps in the production of cartilage that protects the joints. Cats sometimes […]

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Why your cat needs Green Lipped Mussels?

Why your cat needs Green Lipped Mussels?

The benefit comes as relief from pain and improvement in general mobility. Usually the improvement in these conditions is gradual and progressive; it is also usually long lasting and not temporary. Normally, the first thing to be noticed is a reduction in pain, which is then followed by gradual improvement in grip strength, freedom of […]

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