Feline Inflammatory Pain Factors

Feline Chronic Pain

Chronic pain may be considered a disease state. Chronic pain may be present as a result of ongoing medical inflammation (e.g., intestinal, lower urinary tract, oral/dental, musculoskeletal) or secondary to unrelenting nociceptive stimulation (injury and associated inflammation).

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Chronic pain in cats

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Chronic pain assessment is a fundamental part of feline practice, but can be challenging due to differences in pain mechanisms underlying different conditions, and the cat's natural behavior. It relies mostly on owner-assessed behavioral changes and time-consuming veterinary consultations. Beyond OA - for which disease-specific clinical signs have been described - little is known ...

Feline Chronic Pain Assessment Cats are incredibly good at hiding pain ; however, veterinary medicine has come a long way in recognizing and treating pain in cats.

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