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No strength in hind legs????

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RD - 17 Mar 2005 04:15 GMT
Came home about two weeks ago and found my cat walking strangely. When walking, his hind
legs keep shifting from side to side like a skater.  Also he can't jump anymore.  I've
examined him, squeezed and groped his legs, his back and paws, no reaction from him.
Besides that he behaves like an ordinary cat, eats sleeps and purrs.  He walks a short
distance, stops, starts again.

What gives?

Thanks

Bob
Victor Martinez - 17 Mar 2005 04:18 GMT
> What gives?

Did it occur to you to take the cat to the vet?

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Lynn - 17 Mar 2005 04:26 GMT
This cat must see the vet asap. This is no minor thing. It may be a problem
with his legs, spine or internal organs. A vet is the only one who can
diagnose and treat him. Please keep in mind that cats have a natural
instinct to hide pain or illness. Even though the cat seems OK, he may be
in significant pain or discomfort. Please see your vet. Best of luck to you
and your kitty.
jacquie0 - 17 Mar 2005 06:07 GMT
> This cat must see the vet asap. This is no minor thing. It may be a problem
> with his legs, spine or internal organs. A vet is the only one who can
> diagnose and treat him. Please keep in mind that cats have a natural
> instinct to hide pain or illness. Even though the cat seems OK, he may be
> in significant pain or discomfort. Please see your vet. Best of luck to you
> and your kitty.

I third that motion!!! Time to see the vet!!!

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