Panic
Member Since 2019
I took my civvie to the vet a couple months ago because he seemed in pain and wasn't eating. Turns out he has arthritis in his back legs and he wasn't eating because it hurt too much to squat down to reach his food bowl. She gave me some Onsior pills for him and said if needed he could be on them indefinitely.
He is doing a bit better now, I started him on Nordic Naturals Omega 3 after the vet visit and just recently started giving him Cosequin, though it says it may take 4-6 weeks to see an effect. The Onsior didn't seem to help him any but he was only on it three days.
He still won't squat to eat, he will eat either standing up or I'll prop his dish up on something to help him out, and he's still not interested in wrestling with the baby in the house like he used to. He is otherwise doing well, going up stairs no problem, etc.
I've seen Adequan thrown around here for a lot of the arthritic kitties and was just wondering when/if I should start considering getting him some. He's about to be 12 next month and weighs 11 lbs. Is Adequan more for severe cases?
He is doing a bit better now, I started him on Nordic Naturals Omega 3 after the vet visit and just recently started giving him Cosequin, though it says it may take 4-6 weeks to see an effect. The Onsior didn't seem to help him any but he was only on it three days.
He still won't squat to eat, he will eat either standing up or I'll prop his dish up on something to help him out, and he's still not interested in wrestling with the baby in the house like he used to. He is otherwise doing well, going up stairs no problem, etc.
I've seen Adequan thrown around here for a lot of the arthritic kitties and was just wondering when/if I should start considering getting him some. He's about to be 12 next month and weighs 11 lbs. Is Adequan more for severe cases?