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It is easy to assume cats dont experience pain like humans or dogs, since they dont always exhibit pain with obvious signals like vocalizing. This is simply untrue. A good rule of thumb is if you think an injury or illness would be painful for you, it is more than likely painful for your cat.
The Feline Grimace scale (FGS) is a tool that utilises facial expressions in cats to determine if they are experiencing pain or discomfort. The maximum score for the FGS is 10, and if the score noted is of 4 or higher, a veterinarian should be notified that analgesia may be required. Pain in Cats: Exploring the Feline Grimace Scale | VSS Veterinary Specialist Services blog exploring-the-feline-gri Veterinary Specialist Services blog exploring-the-feline-gri
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. Acute pain assessment scale for cats | The PAC the-pac.co.uk uploads 2020/03 the-pac.co.uk uploads 2020/03 PDF
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 in Cats Feline Grimace Scale - Metacam UK Metacam UK sites default files METACA Metacam UK sites default files METACA
Furthermore, cat caregivers can use the FGS at home, where cats are more relaxed than in a clinical setting, where pain assessment could be affected by the stress of transport and the veterinary visit. Can cat caregivers reliably assess acute pain in cats using the Feline nih.gov articles PMC10812049 nih.gov articles PMC10812049
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