Last night, I was lounging on the sofa and SFK was romping around on me.
When she nipped, I rolled her off the sofa. This, I realised as I was doing it, was a mistake. In the past I've only ever had adult cats, and they were fully agile. It still hasn't sunk in that SFK is a *kitten,* something so wildly different to a *cat.*
So now her rear left leg is hurt. I'm not sure where. At first she wasn't walking on it at all; now she's favouring it and grooming it some, but not limping as extremely.
I felt so bad, I let her hang out on my bed until I needed to sleep, then set her down to roam free. (Until now, I've shut her in the bathroom overnight and when I'm at work.)
Right now I don't feel fit to foster; I don't know what to do, as vets here are not an option. Without knowing what's wrong (xray!) I have no idea how to help her mend.
Strangely, she doesn't seem to resent me for the injury.
When she nipped, I rolled her off the sofa. This, I realised as I was doing it, was a mistake. In the past I've only ever had adult cats, and they were fully agile. It still hasn't sunk in that SFK is a *kitten,* something so wildly different to a *cat.*
So now her rear left leg is hurt. I'm not sure where. At first she wasn't walking on it at all; now she's favouring it and grooming it some, but not limping as extremely.
I felt so bad, I let her hang out on my bed until I needed to sleep, then set her down to roam free. (Until now, I've shut her in the bathroom overnight and when I'm at work.)
Right now I don't feel fit to foster; I don't know what to do, as vets here are not an option. Without knowing what's wrong (xray!) I have no idea how to help her mend.
Strangely, she doesn't seem to resent me for the injury.