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I'm sure you're right TriciaS Still, at his age, next time he gets a physical you might want to consider a full body x-ray, it only takes one to cover most cats, just in case there's something joint wise going on.
I'm a little pushy on the one x-ray because my last vet diagnosed my dog has having anxiety when she actually had arthritis. Vet treated her for anxiety, which not surprisingly never got better, instead of arthritis. We got a correct diagnose 3 weeks before she died, so she had 3 relatively pain free weeks.
That was when I had the cat x-rayed, she was less than a year old and it turned out she had arthritis on several vert
Ok I’ll mention it to my vet next time I see him.I'm sure you're right TriciaS Still, at his age, next time he gets a physical you might want to consider a full body x-ray, it only takes one to cover most cats, just in case there's something joint wise going on.
I'm a little pushy on the one x-ray because my last vet diagnosed my dog has having anxiety when she actually had arthritis. Vet treated her for anxiety, which not surprisingly never got better, instead of arthritis. We got a correct diagnose 3 weeks before she died, so she had 3 relatively pain free weeks.
That was when I had the cat x-rayed, she was less than a year old and it turned out she had arthritis on several vertebra.