My nine-year-old calico Missy began acting strangely this afternoon. It appears to be favouring its hip or right leg. There's no sign of injury and it seemed to come on suddenly this afternoon. She's an indoor cat. No idea how it may have injured itself becaue it was perfectly fine all day and then suddenly began favouring its back right leg. She can't sit. Everytime she sits she hunches her back and stand on all fours. She's not meowing like she's in pain, but she's keeping to herself and trying to hide under the bed. She's still eating. Any suggestions?
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