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What Helps Chronic Pain In Older Cats? Are you looking for ways to help your older cat stay comfortable and active despite age-related pain? In this video, we cover effective methods to manage chronic pain in senior cats. We discuss the importance of medication options like NSAIDs, opioids, and gabapentin, and how they can ease joint discomfort when used correctly under veterinary supervision. You’ll also learn about supplements such as glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3 fatty acids that support joint health and reduce inflammation over time.

Physical therapies can be beneficial as well. Laser therapy and acupuncture are gentle treatments that promote healing and improve circulation, while massage and physical exercises can increase your cat’s mobility. Maintaining a healthy weight is essential, as excess pounds put additional stress on joints, making pain worse. We also share tips on how to modify your home environment to make daily activities easier for your senior feline, including the use of orthopedic beds, ramps, and accessible food and water stations.

Monitoring your cat’s behavior and mobility helps catch any issues early, allowing for timely adjustments to their pain management plan. By combining medication, supplements, physical therapies, weight control, and home modifications, you can keep your older cat comfortable, happy, and active in their later years.

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