She fell off our bed getting down the hard way she didnt cry but today shes not putting much weight in one leg ive fed her some wet food and milk replacer and keeping her warm

Hello, she may have fractured her leg, dislocated something, or has a sprain. If she is not better by morning it would be best for her to see your vet. Also, try to keep her confined and let her rest. There are not any safe over the counter pain medication so if she needs pain medication she will need to see your vet.

My cat fell from the first-floor to the ground floor. We got an x-ray and it shows that he has a sprained right forearm. The vet recommended either splinting or surgery. I went ahead with splinting but I am not sure whether this was the best option. Also, I was quoted a cost of $7,000 for the surgery. I want to make sure i give the best care to my cat without being ripped off by animal hospitals. I would love to hear your recommendation. Thank you in advance. Gizem

Thank you for your question. I'm a little bit confused, if your cat has a sprain and not a fracture of that leg. If your cat has a sprain or trauma, but the leg is not broken, there is no need for a splint or surgery. If your cat has a fracture, that sounds like a lot of money, and I might get a second opinion.

Is this something I should take Jackaby to the vet for? He started limping two days ago, he’s an indoor outdoor cat. But the limp has gone away and came back. I was petting him and it seemed to be his upper front leg that has been bothering him. He’s been playing, been eating well, and otherwise acted normally besides the slight limp he gets in his front left paw. I’ve only really noticed it if he’s been playing outside all day

Thank you for your question. If he seems generally comfortable, and the limp is getting better over time, you may be fine to monitor him for improvement. Strains or sprains can take weeks to fully resolve, and he may just need time. If it isn't getting better, then having him seen by a veterinarian would be a good idea.

We took our cat to the emergency vet after we woke up the other day and she was hiding under a table and struggling to walk. All tests came back fine, she just had a slightly elevated fever. But it could be from stress - vet took it twice while she was there 103.2 and 102.6. She hasn’t had an appetite, will eat only things she wants at certain times, hasn’t gotten up much, and we were told to keep her quarantined to a small room to help her heal. We are worried because she is not eating/moving and she just seems very lethargic.

Thank you for your question, I'm sorry your cat is not feeling well. That is not a high fever, and I agree that I would be concerned. Since your veterinarian was able to see your cat and run tests, I think it would be best to give them a call and let them know that she is not better, if she is not better. They will be able to direct you as to what treatment might be able to be given to her, since they are able to see what might be going on with her. I hope that everything goes well for her.

She has been limping 3 days. She plays like normal sleeps and eats just limps. No signs of anything in foot.

Hello- Thank you for your question. It sounds like she likely has a soft tissue injury, but I would recommend having her seen by your vet since she is still limping after three days. I would also recommend keeping her nice and quiet as puppies tend to forget their pain and play hard which makes it difficult to heal. Your vet can also provide appropriate pain medication to help with inflammation and get her more comfortable. I hope she heals quickly.