This study focuses on investigating the oscillatory properties of a particular class of perturbed differential equations in the noncanonical case. Our research aims to establish more effective criteria for evaluating the absence of positive solutions to the equation under study and subsequently investigate its oscillatory behavior. We also perform a comparative analysis, contrasting the oscillation of the studied equation with another equation in the canonical case. To achieve this, we employ the Riccati technique along with other methods to obtain several sufficient criteria. Furthermore, we apply these new conditions to specific instances of the considered equation, assessing their performance. The significance of our work lies in its extension and broadening of the existing body of literature, contributing novel insights into this field of study.