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"Arthritis in cats is a chronic joint disorder that can cause pain and mobility loss for your pet. This degenerative joint disease, also known as osteoarthritis, usually occurs in older cats, but it may also be caused by injury or excess body weight. Feline arthritis is usually treated using pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications. If your cat appears to be having mobility issues, your vet can assess the cause and prescribe treatments that may help."
"You do need a prescription for cat arthritis medicine, although your vet may also prescribe over-the-counter supplements for joint health and mobility. Chewy carries a wide range of pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory joint and arthritis medications for cats, including all the most common cat-safe NSAIDS and analgesics. See your vet to get a proper diagnosis and tailored treatment options for your pet."
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