The Cat's Meow Veterinary Hospital

10/05/2025

09/30/2025

Degenerative joint disease (also known as arthritis) is common in cats and often goes unnoticed because the signs may be difficult to identify: Slower stair climbs, avoiding high perches, stiffness after rest, or reluctance to be handled. The good news is that there are many ways to help. Explore practical tips, treatment options, and how your veterinary team can tailor a plan to ease pain and protect mobility:

Feline arthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease (DJD), is very common in cats. DJD occurs when the cartilage (firm, connective tissue that protects the ends of bones) within a joint is worn away. This lack of cartilage in the joint can cause chronic unbearable pain and can lead to poor qu...

09/28/2025

09/28/2025

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09/22/2025

As cats enter their senior years, they may experience subtle pain or discomfort, which can be mistaken for “just getting older.” Small adjustments at home, such as easier access to litter boxes, cozy resting areas , gentle play, and regular checkups, can make a big difference in daily comfort. This resource outlines what to watch for, how often to schedule wellness visits, and simple steps to support healthy aging:

Download Brochure Português | Español What is a Senior Cat? Cats go through four life stages as they age: Kitten Young Adult Mature Adult Senior Cats are considered senior when they are 11 years old,

09/21/2025

What is your guess what this is? From a stray kitten.
Edit: It's a mange mite. Kitty had very scaly skin. Doing great now after treatment! 😻