My cat is not a year old and we've thought for awhile now that she's a little disabled. I found her this morning having miscarriage. She seemed ok. This afternoon she still hadn't gotten up. She ate and drank water. But didn't clean herself up. Which is normal for her anyways. I moved her and fed her she's very hungry and Thirsty and went out of her way to poop in litter box ( she's farm cat that's always preferred litter box.weird I know) she's having a hard time walking. Her hind legs Dont seem to work well. She didn't want attention. Some people told me to keep her in garage and wait the night. Any advice please
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Miscarriage help
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I would call the vet and see if you can take her in. If it is serious, the longer you wait the worse it will be.
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I agree. She needs to see a vet.
Your cat most likely has a kitten stuck in the birth canal if she can't walk. She needs surgery right away (a c-section) to remove the kitten, and any behind it. After which, she should be fine. The longer you wait, the worse it will get. She cannot pass the kitten(s) due to her disability. She can die. She needs to see the vet. Good luck, and please update us about your cat!
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How is it going? Did you got help from a vet?
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I went to check on her early this am. There is another cat that had snuck in garage w her laying with her. She's doing much better. I checked her gums n they r perfect. She's still eating a lot. She seems little sore otherwise just really sad. She seems to be in heat though and wants outside n was kinda chasing males but I isolated her again. Talked to vets n they think she's just sad and sore from the trauma. Said give her lots of love n rest. I saw about fostering. I think that'd help her mood but unfortunately I Dont think she's intelligent enough. Thank u all for your comments and concerns
She needs to be seen physically by the vet. If they don't want to see her personally, I would find a different vet.
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She needs to be seen by a vet and she needs to be spayed. Please do not allow this to happen again and do not risk her health now. This is serious.
Agree with Talking Peanut and Handsome Kitty. Your cat cannot go through this again. She needs to see a vet and be spayed. Can you get an appointment? Or do you have low cost spay clinincs in your area? If you tell us where you sre located we can find a clinic for you.
