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Carys' leg is MUCH better (Original Post) Siwsan Apr 2023 OP
Excellent, Patches' rash is almost cleared up too Walleye Apr 2023 #1
That's good to know! Siwsan Apr 2023 #2
Great news! Rebl2 Apr 2023 #4
yayy!!! niyad Apr 2023 #6
I think cats twist or sprain a leg now and then. Ocelot II Apr 2023 #3
That is very good news to start my morning! Cats do sometimes sprain or strain, niyad Apr 2023 #5

Siwsan

(26,311 posts)
2. That's good to know!
Tue Apr 4, 2023, 07:15 PM
Apr 2023

And Arthur's bum problem never returned. Of course I still check him on a daily basis. Poor guy!

Rebl2

(13,580 posts)
4. Great news!
Tue Apr 4, 2023, 08:16 PM
Apr 2023

I have had cats jump down from somewhere (counter usually) in the house and then kind of limp for a day and be fine the next day. Guess they just landed wrong.

Ocelot II

(115,927 posts)
3. I think cats twist or sprain a leg now and then.
Tue Apr 4, 2023, 07:16 PM
Apr 2023

Once one of mine, a rather large fellow (R.I.P., Milo), jumped down from the top of the refrigerator and immediately started limping. The vet said it was probably just a sprain - even cats screw up their jumps sometimes and land wrong. He was just fine in a couple of days.

niyad

(113,713 posts)
5. That is very good news to start my morning! Cats do sometimes sprain or strain,
Wed Apr 5, 2023, 08:52 AM
Apr 2023

just as we do.Thank you for being such an observant kitty Mom.

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