Do cats feel pain the same as humans?

Cats’ pain is different from that of humans. Cats’ pain is several times greater than that of humans. Cats' perception is much better than that of humans, and they can also feel some environmental stimulation, such as spraying perfume, disinfectant, etc., which will be very irritating to cats.
But cats are very pain-tolerant creatures, and many times they will not let people see their pain easily. Sometimes the owner will only notice when the pain is unbearable, and it is often more serious at that time.
If the owner finds that the cat is walking at a slope, is restless, becomes quiet, has aggressive behavior, etc., it means that the cat may be suffering from pain and should check the cat's physical condition in time.
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