doesn't want to go for a walk outside anymore

Susan wrote:
I plan to call the vet tomorrow morning to
ask what can be done to comfort
her arthritis.

Ask your vet about Adequan injections. I did some research on this
treatment and talked a couple of my petsitting clients that have
arthritic cats into trying it. They both are extremely happy with the
outcome of this treatment. One has a 22 year old Siamese and this girl
has done a complete turnaround since she's been getting the treatments,
has much better mobility, and is back to her sassy old self.

Megan



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Update on Meetoo and her possible arthritis problem.:
The vet recommended Cosequin for a few weeks to see how she responds. If
the Cosequin's not effective, some kind of pain meds may help. We started the
Cosequin today.
Meetoo also had a blood test done and the results will come tomorrow. The
vet suggested that anemia can be a problem with cats who have renal failure,
thus causing her to be sluggish/lethargic. (Meetoo already receives fluids
daily.)
I'll continue to update when I get the test results tomorrow.
Thank you everyone for responding to my post. I appreciate it so much. I get so
upset when I suspect Meetoo isn't feeling well.
She seems ok for the time being.
Susan

Update on Meetoo and her possible arthritis problem.:
The vet recommended Cosequin for a few weeks to see how she responds. If
the Cosequin's not effective, some kind of pain meds may help. We started the
Cosequin today.
Meetoo also had a blood test done and the results will come tomorrow. The
vet suggested that anemia can be a problem with cats who have renal failure,
thus causing her to be sluggish/lethargic. (Meetoo already receives fluids
daily.)
I'll continue to update when I get the test results tomorrow.
Thank you everyone for responding to my post. I appreciate it so much. I get so
upset when I suspect Meetoo isn't feeling well.
She seems ok for the time being.
Susan