Could my Dog or Cat Have Osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis pain can be a serious health problem for your dog or cat. And cats hide almost everything, especially pain. You know your pet’s playful ways and what they loves better than anyone. Changes in these behaviors could be signs of osteoarthritis pain. Your veterinarian relies on you to report changes in your pet’s behavior for more accurate diagnoses. If it is found that your pet is showing signs of OA-related pain, helping them begins by talking to your vet.

Can your dog or cat have osteoarthritis?

The checklist below will help your veterinary team identify your pet’s activities and behaviors that might be signs of osteoarthritis (OA), a degenerative joint disease that can be painful.