Does your older cat show signs of slowing down, or even pain? A staggering 90% of cats over the age of 12 have arthritis, which means it starts setting in even younger. Cats are such masters at hiding illness and pain that often we don’t notice the signs.Enter Dr. Kelly Cairns! During her monthly visit to our show, Dr. Kelly and the ladies discussed:• What osteoarthritis is like for cats?• Are there specific behaviors they display when having pain from osteoarthritis?• If my cat has osteoarthritis, what can be done to relieve the pain• How can cat owners make their senior cat more comfortable when in osteoarthritis pain?• What other important things should pet owners keep in mind when caring for their senior cat?Dr. Cairns is here to answer those questions and more, as well as talk about a new monthly treatment specifically for arthritis pain in cats: Solensia. One of Linda and Rita’s clients swears by Solensia for her cat’s arthritis pain.