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7 Signs That Your Cat Might Have Arthritis

Cat arthritis can produce subtle signs, so it's important to know what to watch for.

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Arthritis in Cats

Arthritis, known as Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD), occurs in older cats just as it does in dogs and people. It can easily go unnoticed, as cats are programmed to hide pain and infirmity.

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Cat Limping: Do Cats Have Fewer Joint Problems Than Dogs?

Do dogs suffer from bone and joint problems more than cats? Find out why cats may have just as many lameness problems, but be harder to diagnose.

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