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Welcome to this month's issue of The Pet Arthritis Chronicle. Please pass this along to your friends!

Table of Contents:

1. Content from The Pet Arthritis Resource Center
2. Aging Dogs and Arthritis
3. Pet Arthritis Message Boards

 

1. The Myth of 100% Complete Processed Pet Foods Every day, people by the millions pour food from a package into their pet’s bowl. Day in and day out, meal after meal, pets get the same fare. This strange phenomenon is not only widely practiced, but done by loving owners who believe they are doing the right thing. 2. Arthritis Pain Relief For Dogs – Simple Home Remedies That Work Did you know that arthritis affects one in five dogs over the age of seven? It is a painful condition that affects the joints and can occur in your pet’s neck, hips, shoulders, elbows and back.

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Cats: The arthritis question mark?

By J. R. Rogers

Cats are a special animal when it comes to arthritis. Some of them can “disguise” their pain and often will. It is a mystery as to why they would. It seems they prefer to work on their own pain issues until they get out of control.

Spotting it

If you have a cat it pays to keep an eye on them. I say that from the standpoint of looking for any signs of arthritis and not in general. Usually, you can spot a slight “limp” or will see them “favoring” a joint if arthritis has become an issue. You can usually get on top of these issues by giving them a high-quality liquid Glucosamine formula like Syn-flex®. This gets things working in their favor early on.

Soft tissue

Sometimes, cats will have a soft tissue injury and not a joint structure injury. These are usually brought about by injuries of some kind. A couple of examples would be “tears” in the cruciate or collateral ligaments in the knees.

Again, using a product like Syn-flex® can assist but not repair that kind of an injury. After all, it is designed to work for joint problems. However, it has anti-inflammatory qualities so even these soft-tissue injuries can benefit.

And, the good news is that rest is usually all it takes for this kind of an injury to heal itself.

Anyway, to optimize the joint health of your cat keep your eyes open and take action.

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This concludes the August Issue of The Pet Arthritis Chronicle. Look for the next issue in your inbox on September 15th, 2008!

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