
The first issue that comes up in pain management of cats is to identify when the cat is in pain. Cats are very gentle and tolerant by nature. They have the capacity to bear the pain silently for a long time. To know that a cat is in pain look for the following symptoms:
- Inactivity and lethargy
- Agitated and restless
- Hissing frequently
- Lack of appetite
- Lack of interest in things and happenings around the house.
A cat can be in pain for many reasons - either the cat is hurt, has developed some wound, has developed UTI or dental problem, or suffering from a perennial disease like arthritis. In events of injury or wound, the pain will only disappear with time or when the injury and wound are completely cured. However, in case of arthritis or any such ailment which is difficult to cure completely, a suitable cat pain relief therapy is required. In such events when the ailment cannot be cured completely and pain becomes a way of life, a permanent solution is required so that the pain is minimized and the cat can rest in peace.





