My cat Alcott has been limping a little bit lately. It comes and goes, and there's nothing visibily wrong with his leg, nor does he wince or scramble away when I touch or massage it, so I don't think it's a broken bone. I'm obviously going to ask the vet about this this coming week when I take him in for his neuter (I'm trying to really get everything I can out of that one office visit fee), but is there anything I can do for him in the meantime? I know cats are stoic, but it really doesn't seem to bother him other than the limp- he plays as hard as ever with my other cat. I wonder if maybe he just pulled a muscle...his old home didn't have stairs and as soon as he got here his favorite game became running up and down mine.
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