FAQ

Cats with arthritis can live many years with proper management, including pain control like Solensia, lifestyle adjustments, and ongoing veterinary care.

Solensia is not painful for cats when administered properly, though some may experience mild discomfort or injection site reactions.

With proper management, cats with arthritis can live a normal lifespan while maintaining comfort and mobility through treatments like Solensia and supportive care.

Solensia is not inherently painful for cats; it is a monthly injection that may cause mild side effects like site tenderness or scabbing, but is generally well-tolerated.

With proper veterinary care, including treatments like Solensia, supportive home adjustments, and weight management, cats with arthritis can live for many years with improved comfort and quality of life.

Solensia is generally well-tolerated and not considered painful for cats, though mild injection site reactions like tenderness or scabbing may occur.

Solensia is not known to cause kidney failure in cats and may be safer for feline kidneys compared to traditional NSAIDs.

Yes, clinical studies show that Solensia significantly reduces signs of pain and improves mobility in most cats with osteoarthritis.

The cost of Solensia injections typically ranges from $60 to $115 per dose, depending on the cat's weight, location, and veterinary clinic fees.

The most common side effects of Solensia include mild vomiting, diarrhea, scabbing or pain at the injection site, and itchy skin. Rarely, severe allergic reactions like anaphylaxis may occur.