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• The Feline Enigma: Identifying OA Pain in Cats
• Team Tools: Conquering Feline OA Pain
• How Can We Help More Cats with Chronic OA Pain?
• Brief Bytes: Conquering Feline OA Pain
• Uncovering Feline OA: What You Need to Know
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Brief Byte Featured Fact: As natural prey, our feline patients possess a strong instinct to hide signs of pain, including pain associated with osteoarthritis. Can you believe that, in a study of 90 cats >12 years of age with radiographic signs of degenerative joint disease (DJD), only 4 had documentation of DJD or arthritis in their medical record?1 Even more, in another study, ≥61% of cats ≥6 years of age had radiographic evidence of OA.2
It takes the partnership of the pet owner and the veterinary team to recognize and manage feline OA pain. Check out these tools to help make sure no patient suffers in silence.
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https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/feline-osteoarthritis-pain-tools-clinicians-pet-owners
Explore these tools to start{br}cracking the code on feline OA pain.
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References: {br}1. Hardie EM, Roe SC, Martin FR. Radiographic evidence of degenerative joint disease in geriatric cats: 100 cases (1994-1997). J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2002;220(5):628-632.{br} 2. Slingerland LI, Hazewinkel HA, Meij BP, Picavet P, Voorhout G. Cross-sectional study of the prevalence and clinical features of osteoarthritis in 100 cats. Vet J. 2011;187(3):304-309.
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Brief Byte Featured Fact: As natural prey, our feline patients possess a strong instinct to hide signs of pain, including pain associated with osteoarthritis. Can you believe that, in a study of 90 cats >12 years of age with radiographic signs of degenerative joint disease (DJD), only 4 had documentation of DJD or arthritis in their medical record?1 Even more, in another study, ≥61% of cats ≥6 years of age had radiographic evidence of OA.2 It takes the partnership of the pet owner and the veterinary team to recognize and manage feline OA pain. Check out these tools to help make sure no patient suffers in silence.
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Explore these tools to start{br}cracking the code on feline OA pain.
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Explore these tools to start{br}cracking the code on feline OA pain.
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Brief Byte Featured Fact: As natural prey, our feline patients possess a strong instinct to hide signs of pain, including pain associated with osteoarthritis. Can you believe that, in a study of 90 cats >12 years of age with radiographic signs of degenerative joint disease (DJD), only 4 had documentation of DJD or arthritis in their medical record?1 Even more, in another study, ≥61% of cats ≥6 years of age had radiographic evidence of OA.2 It takes the partnership of the pet owner and the veterinary team to recognize and manage feline OA pain. Check out these tools to help make sure no patient suffers in silence.
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Explore these tools to start{br}cracking the code on feline OA pain.
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Explore these tools to start{br}cracking the code on feline OA pain.
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