Recognizing Pet Pain Across Species and Signs
Pet owners can detect pain in animals despite varied expressions. Cats often hide discomfort while dogs show it outwardly, with signs like reduced activity, refusal to eat, pacing, panting, or aggression when touched. Owners should consult a veterinarian for evaluation and avoid human pain meds, with NSAIDs as common dog treatments and at home comfort measures in interim.
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