- increase vocalization.
- Licking a particular area of the body more than usual.
- appearance of the nictitating membrane (the third eyelid)
- Hiding
- Panting or open mouth breathing.
- Irritability or grumpiness ( from a cat who normally isn't that way)
- Lack of appetite.
- Change in mobility ( signs of limping or reluctance to move)
- Change in litter box habits.
- Increased clingy/ need-type behavior.
Done By: Siti Nur Rabiatul Adawiah Bte Mohd Sobrie
Credits to: http://www.catbehaviorassociates.com/10-signs-that-your-cat-may-be-in-pain
Credits to: http://www.catbehaviorassociates.com/10-signs-that-your-cat-may-be-in-pain
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