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10 signs your senior cat is in pain — and how to make them more comfortable

Cris Tolomia
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This article outlines common behavioral and physical changes in senior cats that may indicate they are experiencing pain. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring subtle shifts in appetite, movement, and sleep patterns to ensure pet well-being.

Signs your senior cat is in pain often hide in small changes to appetite, movement, grooming and sleep, but they are worth watching for

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