A look at chronic pain in cats

Goldberg, Marvin E.

doi:10.1080/17415349.2016.1269625

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“…Chronic pain is defined when the pain lasts longer than 3-6 months (Ellen Goldberg, 2017). It resulted from central and peripheral sensitisation in which pain is persistent nociceptive activities even nociceptive inputs have subsided.…”

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The efficiency of pcso-524 on feline osteoarthritis associated with chronic kidney disease

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Twenty-six osteoarthritic cats concurrent with chronic kidney disease (CKD) enrolled in this study. All cats were divided randomly into 2 groups; control group (n=12) received placebo and treatment group (n=14) received PCSO-524 for 60 days. Cats had verified stable CKD stage II and had treated and followed up for CKD more than 3 months were included in our study. Before starting the study (day 0), all cats were taken the coxofemoral joint radiographic imaging. Only cats with the radiographic osteoarthritic lesion(s)�were recruited. All of them�had blood profile check-up, urinalysis, blood pressure measurement, lameness score assessment, acute and chronic pain assessment, thigh circumference measurement, range of motion (ROM) measurement, and jump test every day 14, 28, 42, and 60. Only radiographic imaging, pain questionnaire, thigh circumference measurement, ROM measurement were assessed at day 0 and 60. In the treatment group, this study revealed significantly declined in blood creatinine concentration and chronic pain score�while jump test score found�significant rising. In conclusion, PCSO-524 gained high efficiency in coping with chronic pain from osteoarthritis in CKD cats. It also showed a great tendency to decrease blood creatinine level. Dietary restriction and water management together with environmental modification, help promote a better quality of life in osteoarthritic cat concurrence with CKD at its best.

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Section: Chronic Pain In Catsmentioning

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The efficiency of pcso-524 on feline osteoarthritis associated with chronic kidney disease

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Combining Nutrition and Physical Rehabilitation to Improve Health Outcomes for Dogs and Cats

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Wara

2020

Advances in Small Animal Care

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Managing pain in common end-of-life conditions

Malik

Gregersen²

2019

The Veterinary Nurse

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Pain is an under-recognised, under-diagnosed and under-treated condition in animals. Chronic pain is a significant welfare concern in our fifth life stage (or end-of-life) veterinary patients. This article aims to look at three common conditions that can adversely affect end-of-life patients: osteoarthritis, dental disease, and cancer. It will then look at how the pain in these conditions can be effectively addressed and managed.

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A look at chronic pain in cats

Cited by 3 publications

References 44 publications

The efficiency of pcso-524 on feline osteoarthritis associated with chronic kidney disease

The efficiency of pcso-524 on feline osteoarthritis associated with chronic kidney disease

Combining Nutrition and Physical Rehabilitation to Improve Health Outcomes for Dogs and Cats

Managing pain in common end-of-life conditions

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