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What Are Some Treatments For Arthritis In Cats?

from www.petside.com on 05 May 2009

Q: Our 10-year-old cat has developed severe arthritis in top joint of right leg. The vet gave him a liquid glucosamine, which didn't help much. Are there other options?

Calicivirus (Feline)

from www.petside.com on 18 Oct 2007

Feline calicivirus is a cause of upper respiratory disease, oral ulceration, and occasionally arthritis. The virus particles are spread through saliva or inhalation. Direct contact with infected cats or ingestion of the particles seems to be the primary method of...

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Caring for Your Aging Cat

from www.petside.com on 18 Feb 2009

weight loss, oral disease and signs of arthritis. Your vet may also recommend a bloodor difficulty jumping up on things. Arthritis...a normal, but painful, ageeat them! As a result, the signs of arthritis are so subtle that an owner may miss

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Stem Cell Treatment for Arthritis For Pets

Stem Cell Treatment for Arthritis For Pets| ByJo Singer|May 4was treated with the many standard arthritis medications available, includingSearchBLOGSStem Cell Treatment for Arthritis For Pets| ByJo Singer|May 4

Petside Items: Guest Blogger Jo Singer on Stem Cells

Having owned a horse with severe arthritis many years ago, requiring massive doses of painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications, my veterinarian and I felt helpless to give her a dramatically improved quality of life. Today I learned about an innovative treatment,...

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"You're Fat": Vet Hits Me With Hard Truth

common, affecting 20 to 40 percent of dogs in the U.S. While Sadie is not obese, I would never want her to suffer from arthritis or respiratory problems, common among overweight dogs. So, we're taking the right steps and I will document Sadie's

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Cat Care: Arthritis: Arthritis, also known as osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease, causes pain and inflammation in a cat’s joints.

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Dog Care: Arthritis: Canine arthritis, also known as osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease, is characterized by pain and inflammation in a dog’s joints.

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Dog Care: Canine Arthritis: Osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease (DJD), is a progressive, debilitating disorder characterized by a loss of cartilage and the death of cartilage-producing cells.

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