Older cats that show signs that they are suffering from aching joints may have Osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is a very uncomfortable disease that causes degenerative joints. Is Fluffy a little too fluffy? Extra weight is often a contributing factor in this disease. Getting your kitty some exercise and cutting back on fatty foods and treats, is an important part of the treatment of Osteoarthritis.

The good news is that new treatment options are surfacing that can help relieve your kitty's pain and even repair existing cartilage damage. When it comes to your cat, arthritis & pain management is up to you—help your kitty to lead a more comfortable life despite her condition.

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