> Hi,
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> Thanks, Patti
I would try another vet. There must be *something* wrong that the vet
missed. Is his foot cold? This could indicate a blood clot. Please look for
a feline vet specialist if possible.
> My male cat is draging his right hind leg and he has been to the Vet
> for tests that don't find anything wrong with him. He has had x-rays,
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> still eats
> well. I would really appreciate any suggestions.
It could be a number of other things, including blood clots, neurological
disorders, stroke, or cancer. If x-rays were done, I'd think they'd have
caught things like arthritis, spinal impactions, fractures, or other
injuries, but it never hurts to get them re-checked.
Please take him for a second opinion, and to a specialist or at least a vet
very familiar with geriatric feline issues, if possible.

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