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correct feral not rabid ..thnak u@

agreed once again and pointed this  out to the doctor as well..he said well maybe it ran after bite and i said ran where it couldnt walk lol ....there is one cat in the back that hangs out that is rabid  but is freindly with this group cats

i agree three weeks makes sense and we have it for more then that with no apparent signs..... this doc said he has seen cases where 6 month slater  people are scratching their heads and then they trace it back 

@we had suspected that

He doesn't think it was hyperplasia .. The vet

11..but when she heard rabies  she got panicked bec the cat nipped her last week with teeth and slightly broke skin and vet was very rough

he said they only test brain matter and that would be after death,,, i said the same thing about 4 to 5 weeks later point and the vet was adamant he doesnt want to risk kids.my daughter wont go near the cat now ..i got her gloves but shes hesitant ,,..there was a tick on the cat  but he sai d...

well he said there was no way to know...and the weakness in the legs  could be that but  we hav eto be safe and quarantine cat..they will l kill it

BTW kitten is now 6 to 7 weeks old  

hi...we found approx 2 week old shorthair feline kitten and took it in back legs seemed to be wobbly we thought a chair might have falled on it in backyard ...seemed fine eats well not rabid no saliva etc it was the offspring of stray cat we have been feeding and basically resides with its cat...