Joint deposits in the knees
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Hi, I’m a vet student and I understand your concern, especially for such a young cat.
The term ‘deposits in the knees’ is quite vague: does it mean mineralised deposits, joint fragments, or a patella (kneecap) issue?
Whether surgery is necessary depends on the exact diagnosis, the level of pain, any lameness, and the results of X-rays or a CT scan.
Don't hesitate to ask your vet to explain the aim, benefits, risks, and the aftercare for the procedure.
Getting a second opinion from a specialist orthopaedic vet might also be helpful before you make a decision.
Best regards,
Romane
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