manx hurt?

i have a rumpie manx for 6,1/2 years did not show any signs of syndrome, well she fell off the bed thursday and started limping on her right leg, than that night it got better the next day she was walking not bad, but than she started not peeing in the box she poops ok. does anyone think that it will get better too? i am taking her to the vet to day

Firewolf, I am a manx lover!  I've had four and they have been the most wonderful, funny, smart, affectionate cats ever!   My first manx was a beautiful Cymric that I named Pantaloons who found me as a stray.  He must have gotten away somehow from his owner.  There is no way anyone would have abandonded this lovely guy. I was not able to find the owner and adopted him.

Unfortunately he tested positive for FeLV.  I cared for him for several years and when he passed, I got another Cyrmic that I named Toby Tyler!  I now have both a manx and cymric kitten,   Clancy O'Malley a tuxedo manx, and Rufus Riley an orange cymric. 

I believe Manx syndrome would have shown up within the first six months, so it  is unlikely that Manx syndrome would appear at this age.  Has there ever been any problems with her gait being stiff? Do both her legs work independantly or does she hop?  Does her walking usually appear normal?

I would for sure get her to the vet to find out what's wrong.  There is something wrong with your cat if suddenly she is peeing outside the litter box.  Every Manx I've know has been meticulous about using the litter box.  Since she is not having trouble getting in the box to poop, it's probably not a result of the fall.  But I'm only guessing.   I would definitely have her seen by the vet today.  Please keep us posted on what you find out. 

ok i will keep everyone posted, my husband said she pee in the box while i was gone to the doctor this morning, but i am still taking her to the vet, i will let everyone know what i find out good or bad,, thank you for caring . leona

Good luck and pease do let us know

i can get back to everyone now she is 7 years old with no Manx syndrome  and was a raiser after the fall she is a rumpie now,, Bobbie fell right on her spine on the end of it it swelled up and pinch  the nerve and she had Manx syndrome real bad, he gave her 1 cortisone shot and then and a week later another one,she slowly got back to almost normal she is not t incarnates anymore does miss pan sometimes i just put a puppy pad under the pan, that's as far as we got right now , write more later, firewolf and bobbie

I know it's been awhile Bobbie's doing great back to old self except for if she get's real upset she'll leak a little but other wise fine, I can live with it  she like's to lay on puppy pads! she's 9 years old now.      
she's a shoe sniffer !

thought let everyone know Bobbie is 10 years old now still doing great! puppy pads under pan works great!