If your cat has developed arthritis then he may be showing signs of
immobility in the backend. He could move slower when getting up and down
or start to have difficulties getting in and out of the litter box.
Arthritis causes inflammation to the joints. It often occurs as a cat
ages, but it can also occur when a cat is younger. Most treatment plans
include NSAIDs or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. However, if you
don’t want to give medication, talk with your vet or a homeopathic vet
about herbal and supplemental options. Some veterinarians will suggest
adding supplement such as Glucosamine, Omega Fatty Acids, Vitamin E,
Selenium, and MSM to the diet to decrease inflammation. Herbal based
medications may also be prescribed. You will need to be the judge of
whether your cat is showing signs of improvement or not on these
alternative treatments. Remember to always consult with your pet clinic
Rochester, NY before giving meds to your cat.
Learn more here: https://rochestercatvet.com/
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