Pain in Cats

My 4 month old male kitten just began screaming. Walking in circle and is disoriented. Once I picked him up I've found very rapid breathing and he is seemingly in an unconscious state other then his tail whipping occasionally.

Our male cat was diagnosed with cystitis a couple months ago, and we changed his diet to accommodate. This weekend he developed a full blockage and was treated with a flushing of his bladder. We couldn't afford the full $1200 treatment, so they did the 'quickie' and sent us home with pain and anti-spasm medication. But we're concerned because he's still straining to urinate constantly, he's not eating his normal amount of food, and we're having to force water into him. We don't know if it's left-over pain from the procedure, or if he's re-blocked.

Rolo is a neutered two-year-old cat. He is As healthy as could be. And very affectionate. Two days ago he was fine in the morning and by lunch he was rushing to the litter box with diarrhea, after a few trips it had turned into clear liquid. He was puking up all his food, And has become very distant and tired. His tail is constantly wagging and if you times I’ve caught him with his mouth open as if he’s panting. He’s not eating at all, and will drink randomly huge amounts. His breathing seems normal and his heart rate. But he will not play or interact. Today he seems almost a bit better. But still has the same symptoms. He does not seem to react to his surroundings, but he is walking around. We are out of town and can no where near afford a huge vet bill. However terriblfied as he’s family ...

Our 4 year old cat started acting like she is in pain 2 weeks ago. We thought she may had been injured playing with her sister. She had congenital diaphramic hernia surgery 8 months ago so we were concerned. After multiple trips to the vet, x-rays, ultrasound, CT Scan, blood work twice, and exams we still do not know what is wrong with our kitty. They have checked her teeth, her spine, etc. Is it possible she has an injury that will just take time to heal. We were sent home after the CT scan with pain meds and told to see how she does in a week. She does eat which makes us feel a little better but other than that she just lays in front of our fireplace. Any other suggestions? We are desprite to help her feel better.

I have a 7 month old kitten, and she went outside . a few days ago when i went in the room she was there laying on the bed i tried to pet her and she gave out a terrible cry at the same time i retracted my hand because i had thousands of cactus hairs in it. she was covered with it. the worst thing is her foot something ripped out two of her right hind toes and the other two are mangled.the nails are vertically ripped all the way past the cuticle and into the meat.she is still currently in the same condition except now the throws up after eating. the hides her foot under her tail the puts her front paw on top then lays her head on top of the lot. i cannot afford a cell phone so you know what the chances of me taking her to the vet are. I can care for her foot but she will not allow me to get near it. she growls, hisses, and spits. please help me i can not even afford a ell phone and

my cat is about 10 years old. normally she likes kitty treats, but the last week she hasn't been as interested. she has been picking at her dry food, but when I got wet cat food she seems to have an appetite. she acts like her tummy hurts and did throw up a little bit 2 days ago. she has never liked being held much but doesn't seem as comfortable being help. she has been drinking. she doesn't seem her normal self personality wise. I think a vet visit is in order to see if maybe a teeth issue or something else. thought I would check to see if any advise til I can get her in. any advise would be appreciated. thank you so much

My cat is aprox 1 year old and she gave birth for the first time 3 days ago. She was still in great pain and coudnt move around without howling, she cant step on her feet it hurts her too much.and she didnt poop since giving birth. I took her to a vet to check if there are any retained babies or whats wrong with her and they did an x-ray and said nothing wrong with her and that its just the strain from giving birth.they also gave her an anti-inflamation injection. She still cant walk and still havent pooped and pees where she is laying with her babies. Sometimes she meows at me and props herself up like she wants me to pick her up and move her away esp if the linen is dirty. I did that yestery and moved her to the litter box but she didnt poop or anything, i dont think she can push. Is it alright if i pick her up or should i let her try to move to get her blood circulating? Btw i did call another vet yesterday and he also assured me its normal after a first time birth and that as long as shes eating and nursing its fine

Hello, today my cat seems to be in pain, walking slowly, tail seems stiff and is always low, and meowing differently than usual so that to me is a clear sign he's not feeling well. It also seems hes not eating or it may cause him discomfort. I also just saw him try to use the litter box but nothing happened. All this is recent, I was gone yesterday but my mother said she noticed nothing out of the ordinary.

I adopted a 4 year old, previously stray, cat in January. He's the best. However, over the past two months I noticed him limping more and more in his back right leg. Additionally, he wont put weight on it when he's jumping up or down. We went to the vet last week and after looking at the xrays the vet discovered that there are old bb gun bullets/pieces of bullets lodged in his hip and shin. He was put on buprenorphine for a week to see if his behavior was different with his likely pain taken away. He has definitely been in less pain this week. No limping, even weight distribution of his back legs and playing even more than before.

My vet suggested just keeping him on buprenorphine for the foreseeable future. Is that what you would recommend as well? It seems like I wouldnt recommend to a human to stay on opioids for the rest of their life and I'm nervous about doing that to my cat. Are there possibilities that removing the metal could help take his pain away? He was a stray so no idea when the injury happened or how long the metal has been in there.

My cat Malcolm makes a weird sound with his mouth randomly. When I had him neutered in March this was mentioned to the vet and he looked at his mouth and said everything seemed fine. He still randomly does this. I uploaded a video to YouTube and attached a link to it if you could watch and let me know if this is something that needs to be checked into further. The sound is low so you will need to turn up your volume to hear it. I am hoping he is not in pain.
https://youtu.be/wuLOnL35Xh4

My cat is 2 years old, I found him when he was 1 week old. I bottled fed him and he was perfect. He has always not liked his tail and he growls, he is not a normal cat, he growls when he wants out and does not meow.
About a week ago, he started acting a lot different, he really hates his tail now and is growling more. He hides behind our couch all the time and when we try to pet him and pick him up he is okay for a minute but then cry's and hisses like we hurt him and he runs away then starts growling again.
I am not sure if this is maybe a pain in his body, or if he got hurt and scared. I even thought brain cancer?? or I also did look up hyperesthesia.
Please let me know your thoughts.

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Hello. I have noticed that when my cat sometimes plays and jumps she then has to stop, meows, and lies on her back or side pulling in/up her legs and get the impression she is in pain and may have strained muscles or done something to her hip. I have never seen this before so I'm not sure if I should take her to a vet or if there's something I can do? After a while of resting she is fine but this has happened a few times now and mainly when jumping around. Your advice would be very much appreciated.

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For the last three days my 9mth kitten has been loudly meowing whenever I pick him up, today he’s bitten me really hard because I tried to help him down off the bench. He had been constipated which has happened before, he also refuses to drink water I have tried everything to get him to drink water, I’m not sure if he’s still constipated or injured, there’s no sign of any injury and I’ve felt his ribs for any sign of pain. It’s only recently that he’s been doin this.