FAQ

No, arthritis in cats does not go away, but it can be managed to improve their quality of life.

You can tell if your cat has arthritis by observing signs like reduced mobility, stiffness, hesitation to jump, and changes in behavior or grooming habits.

With proper care and management, a cat with arthritis can live a normal lifespan, often into their late teens.

Arthritis in cats is a chronic joint condition that causes pain, inflammation, and reduced mobility. It often affects older cats and can lead to noticeable changes in behavior and activity levels.

Oat milk can offer limited benefits to cats in small amounts, such as being lactose-free and less likely to cause digestive issues, but it lacks necessary feline nutrients.

A good milk substitute for cats is specially formulated lactose-free cat milk available in pet stores.

Oat milk is not toxic to cats and can be given as an occasional treat, but it does not provide essential nutrients and may cause digestive issues if overused.

A good milk substitute for cats is specially formulated cat milk that is lactose-free and safe for feline digestion.

Oat milk is generally safe for cats in small amounts and may offer minor hydration benefits, but it lacks essential nutrients specific to feline needs.

A good milk substitute for cats is specially formulated cat milk, which is lactose-free and safe for feline digestion.