There are many causes of arthritis in cats, such as inflammation brought on by trauma that triggers arthritis. The degree of arthrosis caused by different causes varies and can be severe enough to cause paralysis in cats. When a cat has arthritis, it is best to take the cat to the hospital for surgery in a timely manner. There are many reasons why cats get arthrosis, such as caused by nutritional metabolism, or inflammation triggered by trauma. And the degree of arthrosis caused by different causes varies, some are just lame and some may be paralyzed. Although the probability of it arising in cats is small, it should not be taken lightly. Symptoms Cats develop phasic or persistent lameness and are reluctant to move. The lameness improves with activity and worsens after strenuous activity, especially if the lameness also worsens after a period of rest. The frequency and severity of pain and lameness increase as the condition progresses. Inflexibility of joint movement, pain on movement and palpation, and swelling of joint effusion. Treatment 1. Restriction of activity or regular activity at intervals can control clinical symptoms. 2. Application of medication to reduce clinical symptoms. 3. Surgical treatment: joint replacement or arthroplasty can effectively reduce pain and restore limb function. Note that many options should be considered when managing a cat with arthritis, not just finding the right pill to control the disease!
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