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My Cat might Die!!!!

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What does it mean if my cat can't feel his back legs? He is at the vet right now, and they said he has a bladder infection, but they don't know what is wrong with his legs. Someone please answer soon.

Five Response(s) to “My Cat might Die!!!!”:

  • Experienced Advisor Rae says:

    February 16th, 2009 at 11:16 PM

    Are his paws cold?

    If so he may have throw a blod clot to his back legs. If not does he have motor/deep pain in his hind legs?

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    The internal medicine and emergency departments specializes in a variety of procedures including, but not limited to: ultrasound, endoscopy, CT scan, digital radiography, soft tissue surgeries, shock/trauma, wound repair and others.
  • User says:

    February 22nd, 2009 at 05:04 PM

    Yes, his paws WERE cold. I hadn't found this response till today. My pet is deceased, now. But, thank you for taking the time to answer my question. He had a saddle thrombus, which is supposedly supposed to be a rare form, and usually untreatable form of a blood clot. They couldn't do anything for him. I miss him very dearly, but me and my family know he is in a better place now. Thanks, again. :-) God Bless Isabela

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  • Experienced Advisor Rae says:

    February 22nd, 2009 at 05:18 PM

    Yes this is a terrible problem a large amount of big male cats have. Euthanasia is the best choice as it is very painful and has a very low chance of improvement.

    I am very sorry for your loss, but rest peacefully knowing you made the right decision.

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    The internal medicine and emergency departments specializes in a variety of procedures including, but not limited to: ultrasound, endoscopy, CT scan, digital radiography, soft tissue surgeries, shock/trauma, wound repair and others.
  • Weasley suggests:

    September 19th, 2009 at 08:07 PM

    I can't be of any help 'cause I don't know much about that kind of stuff. But I read your post and I couldn't help but feel sorry for you and your cat. Keep him at the vets until they know how to cure it. Don't let anything stop you from curing your cat. I wish you the best of luck!!!!!!

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  • Gills suggests:

    September 19th, 2009 at 09:13 PM

    My dog had the same thing. Cat's and Dogs can have the same problems...i think... Hang in there...it's hard...I wish you the best of luck

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