And Arthritis Relief
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Vets say not to give aspirin or ibuprofen to cats. What does it do to them and is it painful?
My neighbour is giving her cat a quarter of a pink baby aspirin every day for Arthritis Pain Relief (she appears to be fine) yet I don’t understand why this seems to be acceptable to her vet. I’ve heard that giving any kind of human pain reliever to cats is fatal. What does it do to them internally and in the event of death, is it painful or peaceful?
My cat was taking 1/4 of a baby aspirin for arthritis pain but the vet said it had to be temporary as this can cause bleeding. Basically, though, you can’t use human pain relievers without the risk of death. I know you can’t use ibuprofen at all. It’s always toxic. But no one should ever give a cat any human pain relievers without explicit instructions from the vet. And if you’ve given it in the past, don’t just assume it’s ok to give it again for the same problem. Every time there is a new incident of pain or illness, the vet should be contacted before giving any medication, with a very few exceptions (like Benedryl for seasonal allergies).
Exercises for Arthritis Pain Relief : Lower Back Stretches for Arthritis Pain Relief