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Re: Pain killers for cats?
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Re: Pain killers for cats?
Thanks Daisyandchlo & Lulu's owner
I think he is going to end up haveing to have it unless there is something potentially less harmful he can have ![]() Have you tried putting it on some wafer thin ham for Lulu? & how's the new diet going or is it to early to tell yet ![]() |
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What a nightmare you are haveing at the mo
![]() I would imagine you'd have to be very careful not to get it down the wrong way but if you have to rub it into the gum maybe you could mix it in some cat tooth paste our vet told us they only have to lick the tooth paste off your finger & they then tend to swish it round their mouth by themselfs but not convinsed about that butter maybe, sorry not being much help x |
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Re: Pain killers for cats?
What you want is the supplement cosequin for cats, . this is a glucosamine,chondroitin, msn supplement for arthritis.
It is very effective for senior kitties suffering arthritis pain. Completely safe, no side effects. http://www.nutramaxlabs.com/Vet/Prod...-for-cats.aspx they also have dasequin for cats now too (same manufacturer) which some say is better. . Last edited by lorilu; 28-02-2010 at 05:39 PM.. Reason: to add |
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Re: Pain killers for cats?
here's a source link, if you prefer to buy online:
Cosequin for Cats, Dogs & Horses : Vet UK: Selling Hills Prescription Diet, Frontline Spot On, Royal Canin, Feliway, DAP, Drontal, Hills Science Plan, Seraquin, James Wellbeloved for less. |
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Re: Pain killers for cats?
by the way, I am compelled to add this. I know metacam is approved for use in cats in Europe, and many do, but it is known to cause acute kidney failure in cats, and I would not recommend using it, except in a "nothing to lose" situation and certainly not for a senior cat.
Metacam should never be dispensed without blood work being done first to check the kidney function of the cat, and frequent blood work thereafter, while the cat is on the metacam. |
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Re: Pain killers for cats?
Thanks for all the info lorilu
Yes we are aware about the Metacam effects on cats I dont like haveing to give it to our dog everyday for the rest of his life he then has to have a blood test every year to chek he's ok we also have Synoquin for dogs & I think its made a huge difference to him but asked the vet about it for cats & he said yes there is the same sort of thing for cats but wasnt convinced it did any good for cats Anyway the adult Maine Coon food has glucosomine etc it in so I bought a bag of that & Simba has be munching on it at tea times so hope it does some good Louie has been trying to eat it to but his big teeth are still comeing through so struggles I think he's read the bag & thinks its just for him ![]() |
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