Symptoms of gout in cats may include the following:

Joint pain and swelling: Gout mainly affects the joints, and cats may show Pain, swelling, and limited movement of the joints.

Limping or difficulty walking: Cats may exhibit symptoms of lameness or difficulty walking due to joint problems.

Decreased activity: Pain and discomfort may cause your cat to be less active and unwilling to move or jump.

Loss of appetite: Cats may lose their appetite due to physical discomfort.

Reduced grooming: Gout may interfere with a cat’s daily self-grooming, resulting in matted hair.

Urine problems: In some cases, gout may affect your cat's kidney function, leading to abnormal urination or urinary tract infections.