Arthritis in Cats Education Educational videos courtesy of Zoetis and Boehringer Ingelheim Watch the next video and take the quiz for 4 Loyalty Stamps Quiz expires October 1, 2023 Name(Required) First Last Cell Phone(Required)Email on account(Required) Please follow the video about arthritis in cats and select the symptoms in order as mentioned in the video.Arthritis Symptom #1 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced Arthritis Symptom #2 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #3 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #4 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #5 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #6 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #7 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #8 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #9 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced. Arthritis Symptom #10 from the Video(Required) Aggression Not as playful with toys such as a toy mouse or laser beam. May reduce interactions with owner such as not greeting or sitting on lap. Climbing Reduced. Sleeping more in low assessible places instead of higher areas. Limping in severe pain. Since cats are more subtle than dogs, they could be in severe pain by the time limping is noticed. Toileting accidents due to not being able to reach the litter box. Matted fur due to not being able to self groom as much. Out of character grumpiness, hissing, or scratching when handled. Jumping Reduced.
