Do you have a med for older cats with joint pain?
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Yes we have the Cosequin for Cats that is an excellent product for older cats. This is made by the same company.
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I think it's best to ask the company directly. I do know that the product has worked for me and my cats.
739227
I have tried laser touch one....but I am using the B-cure with my arthritic dog and it seems to increase his mobility and reduce pain. Good luck.Dan Landis
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The easiest is some kitten food or canned dog/cat food. Those have a higher concentration of fat and crude proteins which aid in proper absorption of the med. My vet confirmed the same, though they look flustered when you go and buy the product elsewhere. If they were closer in price it would be a no brainer.
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I have 2 cats, ages 3 and 9. They have had flea treatments since they were old enough [see directions on product]. They have had no adverse reactions and it does work. Maybe you should consult with a vet before using it on an elder kitty - who hasn't used the product before? - to see if the dosage & ingredients would pose a problem.
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I have only ever given this to our dogs. Cats are a whole different story. I would assume a syringe would be your best bet. It's supposed to be 'flavored', but that doesn't mean anything to cats. :)
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I give it to my cat to protect him from the bladder cysts he is prone to, so I cannot address its effect re joint / arthritis.
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Check with your Doctor first. I had started taking " Triple Flex " in my 30's, but my guess is - if your joints bother you - take them now. This formula really works for me. Please check with your Doctor, tho' especially if you're under 20. Hope this helps a little? Take care!
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Have you taken her to the vet to check for a bladder infection? Or is she declawed? Declawed cats often have pain from the pellet litter. Prozac is a very effective treatment for poor litterbox behavior, but you should always start with a vet visit to rule out a medical issue.
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Many vets do use it for cats. If you google it, you'll find dosage and so on. We use it for those of our cats who will eat food with medicine in it, and it has taken care of the problem without ill-effect. For our two holdouts we use profender, which you can get from petbucket via amazon at an affordable price (our vet uses it and charges $24.00. Here it costs $7.00-8.00 depending on the cat's size.).
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Actually, I still have some. I think it is just too mild for my cat's problem. She was attacked and suffered trauma. She is on meds from the doctor and I was just trying to find something to help. I noticed little difference with this product. I DID find something that helped, Safe Space for Cats from Spirit Essences. You just spray it on bedding or similar places. Even her prescription meds seem to be more effective after I started using the Spirit Essences.
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For me, general inflamation and pain in joints. I do not have major problems but at 55 I can tell a real difference in joint pain and flexibility when I am using this product and when I am not.
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im not sure if its just for dogs, but my dog would not take it, it was a hard big round pill and he would not take it, i got my money back, my dog will only do soft chews, and i give him baby asprin 81mg and put it in cheese or meat. the vet said that was ok, i would google, cat meds for pain, and im sure something will pop up.
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I have syringed medicines into rats in the lab, but never my cats. It will not be likely to enhance your bond. Or the integrity of your skin. Have you tried mixing the powder with cream, then into some food your cat loves (ours think "human" tuna is a very special treat)?
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I have a couple of large Labs, both female and both have had puppies. I have tried everything I could for their hip pain. Phycox is the only thing I have found that actually works.
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I'm not sure if it matters either sorry I couldn't help more. Try going to their website. I've been giving it to my young adult cat for 3 years and he loves it. No health problems.
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Wish I had more information for you - would check with Vet to see if Phycox might be an option.good luck! :)