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Natural Joint Supplements for Cats

Healthy joints make movement easy and pain-free, but ageing, injury and everyday wear can all take their toll on your cat's mobility. Our range of natural cat joint supplements is formulated from carefully chosen ingredients to support supple joints and comfortable movement, without the harsh chemicals, so you can help keep your cat active and content. Whether you're after daily joint care for an older cat or targeted support for stiffness, you'll find tablets, powders and liquids to suit every cat.

Every cat's joints are affected differently, by age, by a past injury, or simply by carrying a little extra weight. Alongside our joint and mobility range, you may find it helpful to explore our conditioning and recovery, weight management and general health and wellbeing supplements. If you're unsure where to start, our team is always happy to help, and it's worth checking with your vet before introducing anything new.

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Dorwest Arnica 30C 15ml Liquid
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Vince The Vet Superfood Joints 200g
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Vince the Vet - Joint Support PLUS Recuperation 50ml
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Dorwest JointWell® for Dogs & Cats Tablets
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Dorwest Turmeric Tablets for Cats and Dogs
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A cat in their prime is a picture of effortless grace, leaping, climbing and stretching with ease. So when joints become stiff or sore, it can quietly take the spring out of their step. Our range of natural cat joint supplements is chemical-free and formulated from carefully chosen ingredients to support supple joints, comfortable movement and an active, happy cat at every age.

Spotting joint problems in cats

Cats are masters at hiding discomfort, so joint problems often go unnoticed for a long time. Rather than limping, cats tend to simply do less. Look out for:

  • Hesitating before jumping up or down, or no longer reaching favourite high spots
  • Stiffness after rest, especially first thing in the morning
  • Sleeping more and playing less
  • Reduced grooming, or a scruffy, matted coat (especially over the back)
  • Changes in temperament, such as irritability when handled
  • Difficulty using the litter tray or going up and down stairs

What causes joint problems in cats?

Arthritis is by far the most common cause, and it's remarkably widespread; studies suggest the majority of older cats have some degree of joint wear, even if they show few outward signs. Other factors include past injuries, carrying extra weight, which places more load on the joints, and simply the natural wear of ageing.

Natural ingredients for joint support

Good joint supplements combine ingredients that support the joints in different ways:

  • Glucosamine and chondroitin – building blocks of healthy cartilage
  • Green-lipped mussel – a natural source of nutrients that support joint comfort
  • Omega-3 fatty acids – help support a normal, healthy joint response
  • MSM and collagen – support connective tissue and cartilage
  • Turmeric and other botanicals – traditionally used to support comfortable joints

Choosing a joint supplement

Joint supplements work best given consistently over time, so the right format is the one your cat will happily take. You'll find tablets, palatable powders, liquids and tasty food toppers, so it's easy to add to your cat's daily routine. Start as early as you notice the first subtle signs, since supporting joints sooner tends to bring the best results.

Supporting your cat's joints at home

  • Help your cat stay at a healthy weight, as excess weight adds strain to every joint
  • Provide soft, warm bedding in easy-to-reach places
  • Add steps or ramps to favourite perches, and use a litter tray with a low side
  • Keep up gentle, regular play to maintain muscle and mobility
  • Support recovery after any injury or operation with our conditioning and recovery range

Older cats and when to see your vet

Because joint problems are so common in older cats, joint care is a valuable part of senior wellbeing, alongside support for their overall health. If your cat is showing signs of pain, suddenly struggling to move, or you've noticed a change in how they get around, do speak to your vet, as they can confirm what's going on and recommend the right combination of support. It's always worth checking with your vet before introducing anything new.