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 A Complete Guide to Joint Care

Understanding your pet's Joint Health Needs

While both dogs and cats need joint care to stay active and comfortable, their needs differ due to their lifestyles, body structures, and common joint issues. 

Here's what you need to know:

Dogs: Larger, Active, and Prone to Strain

  • More Movement, More Wear: Running and playing increase joint wear and discomfort over time.

  • Common Joint Issues: Dogs often face hip dysplasia, arthritis, and elbow dysplasia.

  • Nutritional Needs: Glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3s help protect joints and reduce inflammation.


    Cats: Smaller, Less Active, but Still Vulnerable

  • Subtle Symptoms: Signs include less jumping and movement, which can be easy to miss.

  • Common Joint Issues: Cats get arthritis and osteoarthritis, mainly as they age.

  • Nutritional Needs: Supplements with glucosamine, omega-3s, and turmeric support joint health and mobility.

Key Ingredients  for Strong, Healthy Joints

Maintaining joint health is crucial for your pet's mobility and comfort. Addiction Pet Foods incorporates several key ingredients known to support joint health

Vitamin C & Antioxidants

Kiwifruit

Supports immune function, contributing to overall health and comfort, which can improve joint mobility.

Rich in Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Green-Lipped Mussels

Supports joint lubrication, reduces inflammation, and promotes overall joint health.

Natural Antibacterial Benefits

Manuka Honey

Helps with overall well-being and immune function, indirectly supporting joint health.

Anti-Inflammatory Properties

Omega-3 Fatty Acids

 Anti-inflammatory properties that aid in reducing joint swelling and discomfort.

DOG BREEDS PRONE TO JOINT ISSUES

CAT BREEDS PRONE TO JOINT ISSUES

How to Spot the Early Signs of Joint Issues

Activity

Dogs

Cats

Difficulty Getting Up or Lying Down

Struggles to rise or lie down comfortably.

Takes longer to get up or jump.

Lameness or Limping

Limping or favoring a leg after activity.

Reluctant to jump or walk properly.

Decreased Activity or Play

Less interested in play or walks.

More time resting, less interest in climbing.

Changes in Behavior

May become irritable or sensitive when touched.

Hides more, sensitive to touch around joints.

Muscle Wasting or Weight Changes

Muscle loss or weight gain due to inactivity.

Muscle loss, trouble grooming, or weight changes.

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Frequently ask questions:

What are common joint problems in dogs?
 Arthritis, hip dysplasia, and ligament injuries are common joint issues, especially in large or active breeds.
How can I tell if my dog has joint pain?
Watch for limping, stiffness after resting, reluctance to jump or climb stairs, and reduced activity.
Can joint supplements help my dog?
Yes, supplements with glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3s can support joint repair and reduce inflammation.
Should I change my dog’s diet for joint health?
A diet rich in joint-supporting nutrients can help. Specialized formulas or adding supplements is often recommended.
When should I start joint care for my dog?
Early is best—especially for breeds prone to joint issues or dogs showing early stiffness. Consult your vet for advice.
Do cats get joint problems like dogs?
Yes, cats can develop arthritis and other joint issues, especially as they age, but symptoms may be less obvious.
What signs show my cat has joint pain?
Look for decreased jumping, hiding more, stiffness, or difficulty grooming.
 Can joint supplements benefit cats?
Yes, ingredients like glucosamine and omega-3s can help reduce inflammation and improve mobility in cats.
Is diet important for my cat’s joint health?
 Yes, a balanced diet with joint-supporting nutrients helps maintain healthy joints.
How do I know when to see a vet about my cat’s joints?
If your cat shows persistent difficulty moving, limping, or behavioral changes, consult your vet for assessment.

understanding JOINT HEALTH

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