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Updated 6 Nov 2026

Common conditions in cats

Start with the problem. Each page covers what vets usually do and the facts on the peptides owners ask about.

Joints

What vets usually do: Weight control, pain medicine made for cats (including a monthly injection), ramps, low-sided litter trays.

Kidneys

What vets usually do: A kidney diet, fluids, blood pressure and phosphate control, and regular blood tests.

Gut

What vets usually do: A diet trial, tests, gut medicine, sometimes steroids.

Bladder

What vets usually do: Pain relief, more water and wet food, less stress; a blocked male cat is an emergency.

Mouth

What vets usually do: Dental cleaning under anaesthesia, removing sore teeth, pain relief.

Skin

What vets usually do: Cleaning, draining abscesses, antibiotics if infected, a cone to stop licking.

Age and weight

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