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1. The joint tap may be completed on the cat so the vet can rule out other suspected causes of its lameness and pain. Treatment of Sprains in Cats Once the vet has diagnosed a sprain in the cat, they will prescribe rest as the first course of treatment.

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2. Losing a pet is heart-breaking. If Kitty runs away, having ID will dramatically increase the probability Kitty will make it home safely. Just make sure the collar he's wearing isn't going to pose a .

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3. The cat is now in the care of Kanchanaburi police. Photos: Watchdog Thailand 35 A police complaint has been filed against against a twisted man in Kanchanaburi province after he allegedly filmed himself strangling his girlfriend's cat and posted the video online after she ignored his phone calls Sunday night.

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4. Trying to relieve pain with certain over-the-counter medicines, like acetaminophen, is not only far more dangerous than the pain, it can be fatal. Don't kill your cat with kindness trying to relieve his pain. Give only medications approved or prescribed by your veterinarian and only in the amounts and for the length of time suggested.

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5. It can be difficult to tell if your cat is in pain for many reasons. Cat owners may often miss the subtle signs of pain in their cats or do not notice until their cats are showing more obvious signs, such as loss of appetite and lethargy. In some cases, cats only show more obvious symptoms after being ill for an extended period of time or if they are very ill.

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6. May 02,  · Because when it comes to showing signs of pain (or any illness for that matter), cats are masters of disguise. In the feline world, complaining gets you nowhere, and showing signs of weakness can get you killed. Sure, some cats in pain will cry out, but if you see a cat crying out in pain, the problem is likely very severe indeed.

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7. Feb 20,  · What Can You Give a Cat for Pain? Pain medications for cats should only be given to cats under close veterinary supervision. Acute (short-term) pain is often treated with a prescription opioid pain reliever called buprenorphine, but this medication can be costly over the long run.

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8. Uncontrolled pain will reduce healing, leads to weight loss and debility, and increased risk of infections due to faltering immune system protection, and other negative effects. It is important to control pain in the cat. Unexplained changes in cat behavior should not be ignored, since they can be an early warning sign of pain.

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