In this paper, we develop a theoretical framework for bounding the CVaR of a random variable $X$ using another related random variable $Y$, under assumptions on their cumulative and density functions. Our results yield practical tools for approximating $\operatorname{CVaR}_α(X)$ when direct information about $X$ is limited or sampling is computationally expensive, by exploiting a more tractable or observable random variable $Y$. Moreover, the derived bounds provide interpretable concentration inequalities that quantify how the tail risk of $X$ can be controlled via $Y$.