More Many of the same treatments available for people suffering from arthritis are also available for dogs. The main focus of the treatment is to control a dog’s pain level and increase its movement and joint function. We should also try to slow down the degeneration of the joint and enhance the cartilage repair process. […]

More Cats are very sensitive to common drugs so only feline friendly drugs should be given. Never give cats pain killers intended for humans, dogs and other animals. Acetaminophen damages the liver and is lethal for cats. NSAIDs can damage their kidneys. There are fewer medication options for cats than for dogs, your veterinarian will […]

More Certain foods may increase inflammation and aggravate arthritis in dogs. Some people have found that eliminating grains from the diet improves their dogs’ symptoms, sometimes to the point that no other treatment is needed. In addition, plants from the nightshade family, including potatoes not sweet potatoes, tomatoes, peppers all kinds, and eggplant are known […]

More With many pet cats living well into their teens and even early 20s, most cases of osteoarthritis in cats are probably not preventable. But regular, moderate exercise and a high-quality diet can help manage body weight and help keep a cat’s musculoskeletal system in excellent shape. As cats age, osteoarthritis can appear gradually with […]

More Dogs seem to pay almost no attention to their body telling them it’s time to rest. When play time is over, they often pant for an hour, recovering from athletic output that would make any professional athlete shocked and embarrassed. Not all dogs are that active, but all dogs love to play. Some dogs […]