One common sign of pain in dogs is limping or favoring a particular leg. Keep an eye on any changes in their gait.

Dogs may whine, whimper, or howl when they're in pain. This vocalization can be a clear cry for help.

Restlessness, constant shifting, and difficulty finding a comfortable position are signs of discomfort.

A dog in pain might lose interest in food. A sudden change in appetite is a red flag for underlying issues.

Sometimes, pain can make a dog irritable or aggressive. Be cautious if their behavior changes suddenly.

Dogs in pain may avoid being touched or petted. They might even hide or shy away from social interactions.