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Hello there, In case anyone in future comes across this same problem.. My cat had patellar luxation on both back knees which was a genetic problem, and required surgery on each leg to fix it. shes 5 years old now and doing well :) Kneecap Dislocation in Cats Regards Luke

Vet said she has luxating patellas on both back knees, and shes going in tomorrow to see the two surgeon vets to get their opinion and then they could be operating on one of her legs..

Hi  thanks for the reply, i have had her since 9 weeks she is going to toilet peeing and pooing by herself, she is doing logs i will watch her poo next time she lets me touch her gut but walks off. she jumps on the bed and chair, nothing higher like she used to The vet said she has bad knees...

I cant really tell if it helped she still walks like this, but shes more active. Shes going back to vet on Monday

Please anyone if you could help much appreciated

The enemas fixed constipation and shes going toilet by herself now shes 8 months old

this is the video of her walking please help! http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=s5lg13%3E&s=8#.Vgt3xBOqqko

Hello Everyone I have taken my cat to the vet about this, She is indoor only cat and their is no chance anybody has hurt her  My cat started having this problem around 2 weeks ago, she is arching her back when walking and her 2 back legs are limping im really scared. The vet said she was...