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Cats evolved both as predators and as animals vulnerable to larger predators, and obvious signs of weakness can carry disadvantages.

As a result, pain may appear as subtle behavioral changes rather than dramatic crying.

A cat might hide more, jump less, change grooming habits, become unusually irritable, sleep differently, or change how it eats.

Owners sometimes mistake these changes for normal aging or personality.

A suddenly “quiet” cat isn't necessarily a comfortable cat.

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