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  2. Begin by assessing the cat's behavior in its cage. For Question 1, select the appropriate expression from 'Silent/purring/meowing' (0) to 'Crying/growling/groaning' (1).
  3. For Question 2, evaluate the cat's posture and choose a response ranging from 'Relaxed' (0) to 'Rigid/hunched' (4).
  4. In Question 3, determine if the cat is ignoring any wound or showing attention to it. Select either 'Ignoring' (0) or 'Attention to wound' (1).
  5. Proceed to Question 4a and circle the caricature that best represents the cat’s ear position, scoring between 0 and 2. Repeat for Question 4b regarding muzzle shape.
  6. Approach the cage and stroke along its back as instructed. For Question 5, assess its response and choose from options ranging from 'Responds' (0) to 'Aggressive' (2).
  7. If applicable, apply gentle pressure around any painful area as described for Question 6. Choose a response based on its reaction, scoring from 'Do nothing' (0) to 'Bite/lash out' (4).
  8. Finally, for Question 7, provide a general impression of the cat’s demeanor, selecting from 'Happy and content' (0) to 'Depressed/grumpy' (4).

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A total score of 4 or above suggests that the administration of analgesics should be considered, taking into account the physical status of the patient and any other medication previously administered. The FGS has been developed and validated for acute pain assessment.
Pain Assessment Scales for Cats Visual Analog Scale (VAS): Consists of a line 100 mm long that has 0 (no pain) on one end and 100 (extreme pain) on the other. Numerical Rating Scale: Pain is scored on a numerical scale; for example, 0 to 5 or 0 to 10 based on different observational and physical characteristics.
3 = Noticeable pain. It may distract you, but you can get used to it. 4 = Moderate pain. If you are involved in an activity, youre able to ignore the pain for a while.
Feline Grimace Scale (FGS) The FGS is an easy, quick and simple tool for use in cats with any type of acute pain based on changes in facial expression. The FGS was also shown to be reliable in cats undergoing dental extractions and when used by veterinarians, veterinary students and technicians, and cat owners.
5 = Moderately strong pain. You cant ignore it for more than a few minutes. But, with effort, you can still work or do some social activities.
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Introduction: The Glasgow Composite Measure Pain Scale - Feline (CMPS-F) is a structured questionnaire, completed by an observer following a standard protocol. It includes assessment of spontaneous and evoked behaviours, interactions with the animal and clinical observations to measure acute pain in cats.
4 Moderate pain. If you are deeply involved in an activity, it can be ignored for a period of time, but is still distracting.
Items are placed in increasing order of pain intensity and numbered ingly. The observer chooses that item within each category which best describes the dogs behaviour and ranked scores are summed; the maximum pain score is 24, or 20 if mobility is impossible to assess.

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