A background on what we've been doing this week which might be something that caused this to happen to Luna.
Luna is 6 months old. Midnight is 3 and 1/2 months old. We've kept them seperated only letting them play for a little while each day. Until last Saturday when we got Soft Paws, because we didn't want them clawing and hurting each other in play.
Last Saturday the Soft Paws were put on, and since last Saturday we've let Luna and Midnight play all the time, sometimes really rough. I was hoping to get the 2 of them to sleep with me on the bed at night, but that hasn't happened. Usually by 2am I wind up putting them both in their carriers until morning, because they don't sleep, and are flying around the room waking me up.
Now last night Luna was fine when I broke them up and put them in their carriers for the night. This morning I fed Midnight in my room, Luna in the dining room. This morning she was perfectly fine. She had absolutely no contact with Midnight this morning at all, so it can't be something Midnight did.
We had a guy come in to fix somethings in the house. So the kittens went back into their carriers. Luna was fine when I put her back in her carrier. Her and Midnight both were in their carriers locked in the bedroom. I was in there with them the whole time so it's not something anyone did to her. All my cats are indoor cats only, so nothing could have happened to her from a car, or another animal, or a stranger.
After the guy left, I fed Midnight in my room again, and opened the carrier door to let Luna out. She rubbed up against my legs, which is something she doesn't do. Then I realized she wasn't rubbing up against my legs, she was leaning against my legs. I picked her up put her down by her food.
Luna ate fine, but when she turned to go away she was limping on her back paw. I watched her and she was keeping her back legs together pulling herself with her front paws. When I picked her up her back felt different like it was curved.
What happened to her? Like I said Midnight and her had no contact at all today, so it couldn't have been something he did, unless she got hurt last night? but she was perfectly fine this morning the first time I took her out. No one but me was with her when she was locked in my room. I've seen this in my grandparents dog when she was very old right before she died. That's what Luna's back legs reminded me of, but Luna is 6 months old and never showed signs of this before.
She is on a medicine called Panacur it's a dewormer, it's inside a syringe and we give it to her by mouth. Could this be a side effect?
Luna is 6 months old. Midnight is 3 and 1/2 months old. We've kept them seperated only letting them play for a little while each day. Until last Saturday when we got Soft Paws, because we didn't want them clawing and hurting each other in play.
Last Saturday the Soft Paws were put on, and since last Saturday we've let Luna and Midnight play all the time, sometimes really rough. I was hoping to get the 2 of them to sleep with me on the bed at night, but that hasn't happened. Usually by 2am I wind up putting them both in their carriers until morning, because they don't sleep, and are flying around the room waking me up.
Now last night Luna was fine when I broke them up and put them in their carriers for the night. This morning I fed Midnight in my room, Luna in the dining room. This morning she was perfectly fine. She had absolutely no contact with Midnight this morning at all, so it can't be something Midnight did.
We had a guy come in to fix somethings in the house. So the kittens went back into their carriers. Luna was fine when I put her back in her carrier. Her and Midnight both were in their carriers locked in the bedroom. I was in there with them the whole time so it's not something anyone did to her. All my cats are indoor cats only, so nothing could have happened to her from a car, or another animal, or a stranger.
After the guy left, I fed Midnight in my room again, and opened the carrier door to let Luna out. She rubbed up against my legs, which is something she doesn't do. Then I realized she wasn't rubbing up against my legs, she was leaning against my legs. I picked her up put her down by her food.
Luna ate fine, but when she turned to go away she was limping on her back paw. I watched her and she was keeping her back legs together pulling herself with her front paws. When I picked her up her back felt different like it was curved.
What happened to her? Like I said Midnight and her had no contact at all today, so it couldn't have been something he did, unless she got hurt last night? but she was perfectly fine this morning the first time I took her out. No one but me was with her when she was locked in my room. I've seen this in my grandparents dog when she was very old right before she died. That's what Luna's back legs reminded me of, but Luna is 6 months old and never showed signs of this before.
She is on a medicine called Panacur it's a dewormer, it's inside a syringe and we give it to her by mouth. Could this be a side effect?
